Why do we pray?

Author's name: Khadija Kubra Tungar

Khadija Kubra Tungar holds a BA in Psychology, Sociology, and Child Development, and has completed her theoretical, practical, and supervisory training in family counseling. She holds the title of "Family Counselor," holds a Master's degree in Psychology and Child Development, and holds a PhD in Neuroscience.
(This book is suitable for ages 10 to 100) Forget about praying?! Forget praying now, you will pray when you are old. Your heart is inherently pure, there is no problem if you do not pray. Your prayers are not accepted anyway. What is your status? Life is long, and there is always a chance to make up for it. Never mind who will pray five times a day? What a difficult matter! God will forgive you even if you do not pray. And does God need your prayers? We cannot devote ourselves to prayer amidst the concerns of life. You have certainly heard such statements in your life. This book will provide you with answers that will reassure your heart, and you can also use them to respond to those who are misguided in a rational and respectful manner. Perhaps you will be a reason for their guidance.