﻿ Time and place for prayer  The Evolution Deceit  Time and
place for prayer  Enlarge video  One who prays as it is
described in the Qur'an, prays with the acknowledgement of his
or her status as Allah's servant. He feels profoundly his
submissiveness before Allah's might and feels certain that Allah
sees and hears him.  According to the Qur'an, prayer cannot be
confined to any particular time and place. Because the wishes
and needs of people never abate, their prayers never end. That
is, prayer has no time limitations.  However the Qur'an mentions
when are the best times to pray, such as the nighttime and the
morning prayers, when one distances himself from daily tasks in
order to concentrate on prayer. One verse stresses the
importance of the dawn prayer: "... those who seek forgiveness
before dawn." (Surah Al Imran: 17) Other verses highlight how
praying at nighttime offers the best time for reflection,
reading the Qur'an and prayer:  Certainly rising at night has a
stronger effect and is more conducive to