A dialogue between two friends regarding prayers
Saim: Hey, Waseem, good morning!
Waseem: Good morning, Saim. Where are you headed?
Saim: I'm on my way to the mosque for morning prayers. It's time for Fajr prayer. What about you?
Waseem: I'm heading to the garden for a morning walk.
Saim: Do you not pray regularly?
Waseem: I do, but not consistently.
Saim: That's not ideal. It's important for a person to pray regularly. Prayer brings real peace and comfort.
Waseem: I understand, but sometimes laziness gets the better of me.
Saim: I always prioritize my prayers. I offer them five times a day. Missing them disturbs me.
Waseem: That's commendable. I'll try to be more committed too.
Saim: You should make a firm decision to pray regularly. Deliberately skipping prayers is a grave sin.
Waseem: What if someone is busy during prayer time?
Saim: They should pause their business and offer their prayers. It's a priority.
Waseem: You're right.
Saim: When a person prays, their life improves, and they lead a clean and respectful life.
Waseem: From now on, I'll make sure to pray five times a day as well.
Saim: That's wonderful to hear. But let's not delay further. We're getting late. Let's go and offer our prayers now.
Waseem: Agreed. Let's go.