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How to Pray Jummah
Jummah (Friday prayer) replaces Dhuhr for Muslim men in congregation. It includes a khutbah (sermon) followed by 2 fard rak'ahs — the most important weekly gathering in Islam.
Jummah at a Glance
When
Friday, at Dhuhr time — check your local Jummah times
Fard
2 rak'ahs in congregation (replaces Dhuhr fard)
Sunnah before
4 rak'ahs (Hanafi: 4; others: 2+2)
Sunnah after
4 rak'ahs (Hanafi: 4; others: 2+2)
Step-by-Step
Prepare and arrive early
Perform Wudu (ghusl on Friday is Sunnah for men). Wear clean clothes, apply perfume (Sunnah for men), and arrive before the adhan or khutbah. Read Surah Al-Kahf if you have not yet — it is Sunnah on Friday.
Pray sunnah before Jummah
Pray 4 rak'ahs sunnah at home or in the mosque before the khutbah (some pray 2+2). If you arrive after the khutbah starts, do not pray sunnah — sit and listen.
Listen to the khutbah
The imam delivers two khutbahs (sermons) standing, then sits briefly between them. Remain silent — no talking, no phone use. The Prophet ﷺ said: "When the imam comes out, the angels come to listen."
Pray 2 fard rak'ahs
Stand in rows behind the imam. The imam recites Al-Fatihah and another surah aloud in both rak'ahs. Follow the imam through ruku, sujud, and tashahhud. Tasleem ends Jummah fard.
Pray sunnah after & make du'a
Pray 4 rak'ahs sunnah after (or 2+2). Friday has an hour when du'a is accepted — often said to be the last hour before Maghrib. Send salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ abundantly on Friday.
Friday Sunnah Acts
- Ghusl (full bath) on Friday — especially for those attending Jummah
- Wearing clean clothes and perfume (men)
- Using miswak and trimming nails
- Reading Surah Al-Kahf — light between two Fridays (Bayhaqi)
- Sending abundant salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ
- Going early — the reward is greater the earlier you arrive
Jummah FAQ
What if I miss Jummah?
Can I pray Jummah at work or a small group?
Is Dhuhr still prayed if I attend Jummah?
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