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Prayer: Empty or Meaningful?
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The Islamic prayer is obligatory and highly standardized. This can be appealing to some as an easy route towards communal belonging and participation but unappealing to others as a repetitive and forced task that disrupts the day. Yet another choice also exists. What if, instead of blindly adopting our rituals, we make them fit us better? Would prayer become more meaningful? Join us for this second installment in our discussion on prayer.
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