Is it OK to pray on one time but all the pray'z??

If you pray every day you can pray for as many people or request as you want. You can pray while walking or kneeling by your bed or in the car.

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Originally Posted by feroza

is it ok to pray on one time but all the pray'z?????

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What religion are you?

It is OK to pray one time but if you want to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. You must continue in prayer At all times> The Bible In James 5:16 says "The effectual ferrvent prayer of a righteous man availeth much." (KJV) following Jesus is a relationship. In all the most important relationships of life communication is necessary. No relationship stays the same a relationship improves as 2 peaple come to know each other and share things that are important tot them. People can not get to know each other if they do not talk. Prayer is not a ritual but a conversation that involves both talking and listening God is Everywhere and always hears when we pray. Let me ask you something Is Jesus Lord Of you life? Please Answer.

There are other religions with prayer, with a certain number of times you must pray per day.

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Originally Posted by xXxEmOxXxPrInCeSsxXx

what religion are you?

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Couldn't spread the rep in this forum topic area, Emop.

An excellent and very appropriate question it is that you ask there! It's far better to answer a question with some understanding of what it is the original poster is trying to ask instead of just jumping to conclusions!

Thanks!

Hi Feroza... As a Christian (Baptist)
We pray anytime we want or feel like it. I can be driving along the highway and talking to the Lord.

Sometimes when I have a lot of things on my mind or I am troubled I go to the bedroom and pray and I just tell The Lord everything I am burdened about.

Sometimes I say a silent prayer just to thank him.

What is your belief ? What country are you from? I would like to know if you wouldn't mind telling me? Thanks Feroza.

Feroza,

I am assuming you are a muslim,sorry if you are not.

Muslims have to pray at the fixed times unless traveling or sick where there are optional ways to perform prayer, but the timing does not change.

So every muslim has five obligatory prayers every day, which has a fixed time.
“Verily, As‑Salaah (the prayer) is enjoined on the believers at fixed hours”
Quran Surah al-Nisa' 4:103.

Please refer links for more information regarding prayer and delaying its time.

Islam Question and Answer - The difference between delaying the prayer and postponing it beyond its time
Islam Question and Answer - Delaying prayer
Islam Question and Answer - Delaying prayer until night-time because of work

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Originally Posted by firm believer

Feroza,

I am assuming you are a muslim,sorry if you are not.

Muslims have to pray at the fixed times unless traveling or sick where there are optional ways to perform prayer, but the timing does not change.

So every muslim has five obligatory prayers every day, which has a fixed time.
“Verily, As‑Salaah (the prayer) is enjoined on the believers at fixed hours”
Quran Surah al-Nisa’ 4:103.

Please refer links for more information regarding prayer and delaying its time.

Islam Question and Answer - The difference between delaying the prayer and postponing it beyond its time
Islam Question and Answer - Delaying prayer
Islam Question and Answer - Delaying prayer until night-time because of work

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Thank you Firmbeliever.. I gave him the wrong information for his religion.:) I should have waited for him to answer... Kit

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Originally Posted by Kitkat22

Thank you Firmbeliever..I gave him the wrong information for his religion.:) I should have waited for him to answer.....Kit

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Welcome Kit.
It happens when the OP asks a specific religious question on the discussion board, without much needed details.


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