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A kalma is a prayer in the Islamic tradition, usually recited during the five daily prayers. These 5 kalima in tamil pdf 28 is a collection of poetry which make use of the five daily prayers as a theme. The poems were originally composed by David King Dunaway and translated into Arabic by Farouk Hosni, and published as Al-Kalima al-mukhayyamat. It was then translated into Tamil from Arabic by Fathallah Saeed al-Qahtani with an original poem added as well as some modifications to the translation. The poems are meant to be spoken by an Arab who is the only Muslim in the village. The series was extremely well received by critics and won many prizes.The five daily prayers (Arabic: الصلوات الخمس; ṣalāt al-khams) form one of the Five Pillars of Islam, along with belief in God, prophet Muhammad's mission, Ramadan fasting, and charity. Muslims pray these prayers according to a set procedure detailed in the Quran, usually at dawn (dawn prayer), mid-day (noon prayer), late afternoon (afternoon prayer), sunset (sunset prayer), and nightfall (evening prayer). The five daily prayers in Islam involve a series of movements including a physical posture and a set sequence of recitations, which are repeated four times. The ritual, performed while facing the Ka'bah, involves specific actions including standing, bowing, prostrating and sitting in a special position. In addition to these fixed formula the worshiper is free to use other terms for their prayers such as "dhikr" ("remembrance"), or personal tributes to God (e.g., Al-hamdu lillah). The word "kalimah" literally means word or expression. In Islam it refers not only to the five daily prayers but also to formal belief statements about God's existence and mission. The five prayers in Islam involve a series of movements and specific physical postures and recitations. Along with these specifications, the devout Muslim is free to use additional supplications and words such as "dhikr" ("remembrance"), or personal tributes to God (e.g. Al-hamdu lillahi rabb il-alameen). The five daily prayers are mentioned in the Qur'an: O you who believe! Bow down, prostrate yourselves, and adore your Lord; and do good that you may prosper. And He has chosen you from among all peoples for your religion. So be mindful of Him and have taqwa of Allah." . "Kalma" or "Kalimah" is a collection of poems which make use of the Five Daily Prayers as a theme. The series was originally composed by David King Dunaway and translated into Arabic by Farouk Hosni, and published as Al-Kalima al-mukhayyamat. It was then translated into Tamil from Arabic by Fathallah Saeed al-Qahtani with an original poem added as well as some modifications to the translation. cfa1e77820