Book of Namaz

THE ENEMIES OF ISLAM
The enemies of Islam are attacking the books of the Ahl as-
Sunnat in order to destroy Islam. Allâhu ta’âlâ declared in the
eighty-second âyat of Mâida sûra of the Qur’ân al-karîm,
purporting, “The most vehement enemies of Islam are Jews and
polytheists.” The polytheists are disbelievers who worship idols,
statues. It is obvious that most of the Christians are polytheist. A
Jew, namely Abdullah bin Sebe’ of Yemen established the (Shiite)
sect against the Ahl as-Sunnat. The Shiites call themselves
(Alawî). The British, who are the enemies of Islam, with all their
imperial powers, with all the gold they gathered from India and
Africa, with bloody battles, with their books full of lies which they
call (Wahhâbism) are attacking the Ahl as-Sunnat. We
recommend everyone who wishes to attain endless bliss to not be
deceived by the books of shiite or wahhâbîs and to adapt
themselves to the knowledge stated in the books of the Ahl as-
Sunnat scholars.
FUNDAMENTALS OF ISLAM
There are five essential (that is, absolutely must be carried out)
fundamental duties for Muslims who embrace Islam.
1- The first of the five fundamentals of Islam is to say (The
Kalimat ash-Shahâda); that is, to say, (Ash’hadu an lâ ilâha
illa’llâh wa ash’hadu anna Muhammadan ’abdûhu wa rasûluhû). In
other words, a discreet person who has reached the age of puberty
and who can talk has to verbally say, (On the earth or in the sky,
there is none but Allâhu ta’âlâ worthy of worship. The real being
to be worshipped is Allâhu ta’âlâ alone.). He is the Wâjib ulwujûd.
He has every superiority. He has no faults. His name is
(Allah). One must believe these absolutely. Again, that person
who had a reddish white, bright, lovely face with black eyebrows
and black eyes, wide forehead, mild tempered, sweet tongued,
born in Mecca in Arabia, of Hâshimî descent, (Muhammmad, son
of Abdullah is a slave and Messenger, that is Prophet, of Allahu
ta'âlâ). His mother was Hadrat Âmina, daughter of Wahab.
2- The second fundamental of Islam is (to perform the ritual
prayer [namâz, salât]) five times a day in accordance with its
conditions and fards when the time for prayer comes. It is fard for
every Muslim to perform salât five times every day after each time
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