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Dignity In Islam Essay

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4.1 WHAT AUGMENT UNITY IN ISLAM?
In the Islamic context, there are places and also the times that Muslim communities gather around and fulfil a certain worship towards their Allah. These situations are appointed in order for Muslims aware of one another. The gathering of Muslims, in fact, builds a strong bond between them because Allah enjoined that with the purpose of the feeling of Muslims in their habitual life. Moreover, the Muslim people may seek a mercy and forgiveness from their Merciful and Forgiver, Allah. The tribulations of Muslims are the real examples that caused the disunity of them when they abandoned the love, affection and compassion that were once among them.
4.1.1 Salah and Its Benefits
Prayer (صلاة) is the second one of Islamic pillars which are …show more content…

It is a feast of Muslim Ummah. In this case, Muslims perform their Eid two time, Eid Al-Fitr: when the month of Ramadhan ends the Saa’emeen break their fast by feasting and celebrating the end of the month. The second Eid, Eid Al-Adha, is the tenth of Dil-Hajjah, the twelfth month of Islamic Loner calendar. This Eid day the Muslims those who able to slaughter a lamb or cow should sacrifice their feast to Almighty Allah.
The more important thing is conveying the ‘Salaam’ (greetings) to one another which means a sense of resemblance and to some extent, keep the Muslims away from disunity.
The third and final Eid is Friday (جمعة) and it concludes the length of the week so, all Muslim countries are free and regard it as a holiday. It then performed a different Salah (prayer) which is called ‘Friday Prayer’.
5 CONCLUSION
Muslims around the world are suffering some kinds of trials and tribulations because they deliberately ignore and abandon what they are created for. For this reason, disunity, dishonesty and dislike grow between them. Due to their flatter to deceive, Muslims become the host of

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