Philosophy of Prayer

Author's name: Amr Afifi

Congregational prayer is a direct command and obligation, with no intermediary or veil between God and His servant, between God and the Noble Messenger, the Seal of the Prophets and Messengers, Muhammad ibn Abdullah. Therefore, prayer and its noble virtues are more deserving of being followed to reinforce moral values ​​within our souls.
What is the benefit of it without dealing with people?
Praying in congregation is the law that God has imposed on mankind; for them to deal with one another, and to be a deterrent for them at a time when the law of the jungle appears to be a fierce competitor to the natural law of humanity, and to be an incentive for them when they are overcome by despair that accompanies the toil and struggle of this life, and to be a push forward for them to glorify this religion and spread its virtues and virtues across the face of this globe.
Why is this duty so important?
Why is it the only thing we are held accountable for, and not others?
Why is it the covenant between disbelief and faith?
Come, dear reader, let us think about the answers to all these questions and more, and reflect on the importance of this duty.
The question in brief: What is the philosophy and purpose behind the obligatory prayer?