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Lecture – The Importance of Salah | Mufti Menk
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If Salah is a burden, you’re missing the point. This fiery lecture reframes prayer as a divine privilege — not a chore. Mufti Menk unpacks why your risk, peace, and purpose are all tied to this one act.
So, who really needs Salah — you or Allah?
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