Where do Muslims learn to pray from?

In conclusion, to skip my ramble, my question is where does it describe step by step how to pray? how to do wudhu step by step?

Should a woman wear scarf during prayer or no?

As it is not described step by step in the hadiths and not in the holy Quran.

As someone who did not grow up Muslim, I am yet to learn where all the teachings come from, and how does everyone know everything step by step as I have not found it anywhere.

I am a Muslima who is still learning to pray, as I cannot speak Arabic and i find it hard to remember all the movements, as well as i struggle with the timings of prayers.

Naturally, the Islamic way requires quite a few steps, and requires lots of memorising.

However, I do question how does a Muslim learn to pray?

Especially if one believes that Quran is sufficient enough to be a Muslim, since prayer steps, what to say and wudhu are not explained step by step.

Also, I might be incorrect, but isn't the prayer supposed to be derived from a hadith?

However, I have not found hadith explaining step by step wudhu, prayer motions and when/what to say.

I am just learning the way everyone prays, but I do question the origin where Muslims are learning to pray from as I have not found it explaining step by step in the holy Quran or in the hadiths.

Like I don't think it was, if it was haram then why isn't it more well known.

If you have proof that it's haram, comment it here, and if you have proof it isn't, then comment it here.

Hey all,

As the title says. I'm having a hard time understanding the Christian beleif of Jesus and God.

They seem to be worshipped like separately? But Christianity is Montheistic.

It's so confusing.

Does anyone have any good resources (I'm not opposed to like Sunday school teachings for kids) that can explain this to me in a way it makes sense?

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I am so freaking angered whenever I see someone who claims to follow Christ and yet uses the Bible as a tool for their bigotry.

They claim to love everyone but in that same sentence say something along the lines of "your gay so you will be burned ".

Here's how I see it.

God is creative.

And because of that there's so much variety in the world. Millions of colors, seen and unseen.

More types of animals than we can count, subclasses in those animals.

Plant life of ALL kind claim this earth as home.

There's even variety in people.

We all have different hair textures and colors, more skin tones within skin tones.

We come in different heights, weights, eye colors.

So why is it so hard to believe that people could be attracted to people of the same gender, or both.

Why is it a struggle to believe that a person might be a different gender than what they were born with.

Why is it impossible for a person to be attracted to someone romantically but not sexually?

Or vice-versa?

And why is it so hard to accept that God made us and loves us, because he made us this way?

Why is it that you say can love a black person but not a gay person when both people were made by God that way?

I have also had this question for a long time.

"If the God you claim to serve is as you say he is, which is a vindictive, hateful, cruel, hypocritical god. A god who claims to love all his creations, but then dooms them to Hell out the gate simply because they are who he created them to be. Why do you worship him? That is not a god worthy of worship. And you worshiping him says far more about YOU than it ever could about the god. "

The God I worship is a kind, giving God.

He is a God who protected everyone of his sheep.

Each one of his creations are loved and created in his image.

He was born a lowly babe to save us from corruption and our sins.

He called out the blasphemous pharacies (idk how to spell it).

He gave food to the hungry, and hung out with society's hated. That's the one true God as well as the one who I serve.

Sorry bout the rant.

I've just had this in my head for a while now.

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Christian counselors seeking to overturn conversion therapy bans in Kansas City and Jackson County. The bans, passed in 2019 and 2023 respectively, forbid practitioners from trying to change the sexual orientation or gender identity of minors, but Bailey's lawsuit argues that the bans violate the counselors’ First Amendment rights.

The city and county have pledged to defend their bans in court, which punish conversion therapists with $500 to $1,000 fines and up to 180 days in jail if they offer services promising to turn kids straight or cisgender. However, Bailey's lawsuit follows a recent executive order by President Donald Trump pledging to prosecute anti-Christian bias, something that could aid Christian conversion therapists in their legal battles against the bans.

All major medical and psychological associations in the U.S. have denounced conversion therapy and say that attempts to change one’s LGBTQ+ identity are ineffective, unnecessary, and harmful.

As “evidence,” Bailey cites findings from the Cass Report, a 400-page U.K. report that largely opposed gender-affirming psychological and medical support for trans youth. The report was widely criticized for excluding studies that support the benefits of such care.

In 2024, Bailey began investigating healthcare providers who work with LGBTQ+ youth. A report found that Bailey used flimsy legal pretexts and harmed trans people's mental health.