duhur
Duhur, also spelled Duhr or Zuhr, is the obligatory noon prayer in Islam and one of the five daily prayers. It is performed by Muslims during the daytime, after the sun has passed its zenith and before the afternoon prayer (Asr). The name derives from Arabic and is commonly associated with the midday period.
Timing and window of practice vary by location and school of thought. In general, the time for
Ritual practice for Duhur involves performing four rak’ahs (units of prayer) in a prescribed sequence, facing
Significance and context: Duhur is one of the obligatory prayers in Sunni and many Shia traditions, reflecting