Do not answer in English. It ends with the Shahada and the seeking of blessings and peace for good people, and it begins with a two-word phrase that translates as God Is Greater. It generally is led by a learned person and once a week is preceded by 
Do not answer in English. It ends with the Shahada and the seeking of blessings and peace for good people, and it begins with a two-word phrase that translates as God Is Greater. It generally is led by a learned person and once a week is preceded by a sermon, and it is supposed to be performed at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon, sunset, and nightfall. Name this pillar of Islam.
Do not answer in English. It ends with the Shahada and the seeking of blessings and peace for good people, and it begins with a two-word phrase that translates as God Is Greater.
(Fard) Salah (accept Salat or Namaz and the addition of prefixes As- or Al)