Acts of Worship
This section is aimed at establishing acts of worship and reinforcing them, connecting worship and its rulings with the Noble Book and the pure Prophetic Sunnah. The jurisprudence of acts of worship will deal with the rulings of the acts of worship a person is liable for by means of clarification and elaboration just as they were reported from the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his companions (May Allah be pleased with them).
Sub-topics
Purification
Prayer is the second pillar of Islam, after the Two Testimonies of Faith. And being that prayer is not valid without purification, it is appropriate that the student begin with learning the rulings of purification so that his prayer be valid.
The Prayer
Prayer is the pillar of the religion, and it is the most important thing to start learning from the acts of worship, as it is the second pillar of the Islamic religion after the two testimonies of faith, and a person's Islam is not complete without performing it.
Zakah
Zakah is the third pillar from the Pillars of Islam. Allah mandated it so that it may develop the giver and taker and purify them, and even if it appears to be a reduction in the amount of money except that from its effects are increasing the money's blessing, increasing the money's amount, and increasing the faith in the heart of the person of zakah.
Fasting
Fasting Ramadan is the fourth pillar of the Pillars of Islam. Fasting is a noble act of worship. Allah mandated it on the Muslims as he mandated it on the previous nations for the attainment of taqwa (heedfulness), which is the key to all good.
Hajj (The Pilgrimage)
Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam, and it is obligatory for an adult Muslim who can perform it at least once in his lifetime
Death and Funerals
Death is not the end but rather a new stage for humanity and beginning of a complete life in the Hereafter. And as Islam seeks to preserve rights from the time of a person's birth, it also emphasizes the rulings that preserve the rights of the dead in light of the condition of their family and relatives.
