Muslims believe that Allah expects Muslims to fulfill five responsibilities, which were first demonstrated by Prophet Muhammad in the 7th century. Salah (prayer), Shahada (profession of faith), Sawm (fasting), Zakat (almsgiving), and Hajj (pilgrimage) are the Five Pillars.
The relationship between money and prayer is quoted in (Quran 8:2-4):
"The believers are only those whose hearts become afraid when Allah is named, and whose faith grows when His verses are recounted to them, they rely on their Lord - the ones who establish prayer and spend from what We have given them. Those are the true believers. For them are degrees of high-level position with their Lord and noble provision and forgiveness."
The relationships embroid in the net of the faith in, 'Spend on others, and I will spend on you,' says the Lord to every one of His slaves.
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