Praying for an Arabic word means making something to itself with sound and word, and the whole is a claim.

Prayer has been emphasized in the Qur'an and hadiths as one of the most important ways of communicating with God. In verse 2 of the Surah al-Ghafr, God commands people to pray and promises. In this verse, prayer is considered a form of worship and its abandonment is due to the greatness of hell and the humiliating doom.

Prayer or prayer is a form of religious behavior that seeks to relate to an entity that the worshiper considers as his creator or spiritual being. The worshiper in his prayers usually demands a prayer from the audience of his prayer or thanks to the prayer audience. Prayers are usually worded or associated with words in mind, and in some religions it is a more common form of prayer.

Prayers and conditions are mentioned, including reading God by Asmaa al-Hasani, asking the Lord for fear and hope, and for supplication and humiliation, starting with praying with bosom and praise. Prayer is not limited to a specific time and place, but some times and places have been introduced to make prayer more appropriate.

Prayer is the means of evolving the soul and attaining spiritual good which gradually brings man to the love of righteousness and fades him into the sea as a drop. If we look closely at their parents and see the content of their prayers, we find that they are silent in their desire for the standard of living and have given God the task.

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Sadr al-Islam Hamadani writes in the book Al-Anam:

One of the properties of prayer is that whenever a place with the presence of the heart and sincerity is read and attention to its supreme themes, it attracts the attention of the Imam of the time (AS) but also causes the presence of the Prophet (PBUH) there. As has happened in some places.

The Nabdah prayer is one of the many famous prayers quoted by Imam Sadeq (AS) and is recommended to be recited in four Eid (Fitr, Ghorban, Ghadir and Friday). The prayer of Nadab is mentioned by Ali bin Tawouz in the book of Iqbal. The Shi'as pray most of the Nabdah prayer on Friday mornings before sunrise.

The prayer of Nabdah includes the call for help from the Imam of the time and regret for his absence and the crying of his Imam, and that means the same.

Nedba means calling and also crying and groaning. Nedba's prayer includes supplication and supplication from Imam Zaman and regret for his absence and crying over their parting; hence the name is known.

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