Niskaram ((exclusive))

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The word roughly translates to "duty" or "obligation." It is a set of prayers, psalms, readings, and hymns prayed at specific times of the day. While it is obligatory for priests and religious nuns/brothers, it is also highly encouraged for laypeople.

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Every evening, as the tropical sun dipped behind the coconut groves, Adil’s grandfather, Ummu-uppa, would lay aside his newspaper. "Adil," he would call out, his voice as steady as the grandfather clock in the hallway, "it is time for the evening niskaram ."

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The funeral prayer performed for a deceased Muslim.

"Niskaram" (also spelled ) is the Malayalam word used by Kerala Christians, particularly those from the Syro-Malabar and Syro-Malankara traditions, to refer to the Divine Office or Canonical Hours . It essentially refers to the fixed prayer times structured throughout the day. const today = new Date()

Every adult Muslim is required to perform five specific prayers at prescribed times throughout the day and night. These prayers act as a spiritual anchor, ensuring constant remembrance of the Creator. Performed at dawn, before sunrise.

Special prayers performed on the two Islamic festivals, Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. "Adil," he would call out, his voice as