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🌆Importance of Maghrib Prayer (المغرب)
🌇 1. A Symbol of Completion Maghrib comes as the day ends. It serves as a spiritual closure to our daily actions — inviting reflection, gratitude, and repentance. "So glorify Allah when you reach the evening and when you rise in the morning." — Qur’an 30:17
🧭 2. Precise and Short Window Maghrib must be prayed soon after sunset, making timing critical. It's a reminder to be alert and responsive to Allah’s call, not to delay obedience.
💡 3. Spiritual Light in the Darkness As night approaches, Maghrib is like a spiritual lantern — a moment of remembrance just as darkness falls.
🕌 4. Reward in Congregation "If people knew the reward for the Isha and Fajr prayers in congregation, they would come even if they had to crawl." — Sahih Bukhari (615)
While this refers to both prayers, Maghrib is often the gateway to Isha, encouraging Muslims to remain in spiritual awareness through the night.

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