11 Ways to Pray with Khushu’ and Avoid Satan’s Distractions
Prayer isn’t just an obligation, it’s a moment to draw closer to Allah SWT. But keeping focus during prayer is often a struggle. Khushu’, which means having your heart and mind fully directed to Allah, is highly encouraged, as He says in Surah Al-Mu’minun verses 1–2 about the success of those who are humbly focused in their prayer.
Here are 11 tips to help you reach that khushu’: perfect your wudu with full awareness; pray early and hurry without rushing; finish up worldly needs before praying; pick a quiet spot and use a sutrah; bring your heart to the prayer and drop worldly thoughts; internalize ihsan as if you see Allah; imagine this might be your last prayer; combine awe, reverence, hope, and shyness; understand the meaning of the recitations; maintain calmness and don’t rush; and fix your gaze on the place of prostration.
Distractions from the devil Khanzab can be dealt with by reciting ta’awudh or Surah An-Nas, and lightly spitting to the left three times, as taught by the Prophet (peace be upon him). These practices hopefully help improve the quality of your worship and your inner peace.
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