Let’s take each of these foundational beliefs one at a time. Each of these is unique in the fact that Allāh Ta’ālā gives us the opportunity to worship him in different ways.
The first belief is to bear witness that there is no God but Allāh Ta’ālā and that Muḥammad sallallāhu ‘alayhi wasallam is his Messenger. This is our faith, and stays with a person continuously, 24 hours a day. A person who has faith stays in perpetual Imān, whether they are awake or asleep. The next pillar is Ṣalāt. This is something a person does daily, and is a badani, feꜤli, physical form of worship. A person uses his or her body to worship Allāh Ta’ālā 5 times a day, every day.
Then the next pillar is Ṣaum or fasting. which a person does for one whole month each year. A Muslim on average will spend one twelfth of their adult life fasting. And this is a taraki ꜤIbādah, a form of worship in which a person abstains. We abstain from food, drink and relations with our partners for the daylight hours. So here the worship is related to a person not doing certain things to abstention. Then we have Zakāt, the obligatory alms giving. This is a Mali ꜤIbādah, a form of worship which is financial. A person uses his or her money to gain reward and this is done once a year.Zakat is part of foundational belief in Islam. Hence it is an obligation upon each Muslim to learn, calculate Zakat and distribute Zakat carefully. Easy online Zakat Calculator will help you fulfilling this foundational obligation. Most important features of Easy online Zakat calculator is to have capability of saving Zakat calculations and also maintain record of discharged Zakat.. Insha’Allah more details are covered later. And then we have the Farḍ Ḥajj, this ꜤIbādah is only done once in a lifetime.