Dilshad Ali
What do you do to bring yourself to a prayerful state? A state of mind where you are ready for prayer and are committed to slowing down and let the verses you recite in salah linger on your tongue and in your heart and mind? Where you truly commit to prayer and conversing with Allah (S)? Where kushoo is the goal?
Maybe you have created a special place in your home where prayer is the priority. Maybe you make it a point to pray as soon as the time for that salah begins. Maybe you make sure to plan your day around salah, to make sure you have special places mapped out where you can pray as you go about your work or school day.
All of these things can help elevate your salah and bring you closer to Allah (S) as well as helping to ground you and feel stronger in your connection with your deen and your Lord.
(Want to develop stronger and more meaningful prayer habits? Danah shares important tips here. Also, click here to learn three ways salah and dhikr can help you with your mental and physical well being.)
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