How to Pray — Hanafi
Every step with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning, Witr and Qunut, a prayer tracker and a certificate.
Choose your school — Hanafi, Shafi‘i, Maliki, Hanbali or Ja‘fari (Shia) — and learn every step: what to do, what to say in Arabic, how to pronounce it and what it means. The differences are clearly marked, and every guide is a free PDF.
The five ways of praying agree on almost everything. This chart shows the main differences in a few words — tap a school to open its steps.
Each guide has a cover, “before you pray”, the rak‘at table, every step with its recitations, Witr and Qunut, a two-week prayer tracker and a certificate — in an English + Urdu edition and a Hindi edition.
Every step with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning, Witr and Qunut, a prayer tracker and a certificate.
Every step with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning, Witr and Qunut, a prayer tracker and a certificate.
Every step with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning, Witr and Qunut, a prayer tracker and a certificate.
Every step with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning, Witr and Qunut, a prayer tracker and a certificate.
Every step with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning, Witr and Qunut, a prayer tracker and a certificate.
All five ways of praying come from the Qur’an and the Sunnah as each school understood them. This is a simple guide for children and beginners, as commonly taught in each school — follow your own school and learn the details from a qualified teacher.
Our teachers teach Salah according to each family’s own school, gently and with love.
In live classes our teachers check every recitation and every position of the prayer — book a free trial.