“This is unbelievable” – Mixed reactions as Muslim astronaut spotted praying inside the space in the month of Ramadan [Video]

Mixed reactions as Muslim astronaut spotted praying inside the space
Mixed reactions as Muslim astronaut spotted praying inside the space

A video showing a Muslim astronaut praying in space has surfaced online, sparking discussions among online communities.

In the video, the astronaut, trained to travel in spacecraft, demonstrates his dedication to observing Solat, one of the pillars of Islam that requires Muslims to pray five times daily within specific time frames. Despite being in a challenging environment filled with deep ocean creatures such as whales, sharks, and other aquatic animals, the astronaut manages to perform his prayers at the designated times to receive blessings from the Almighty.

The video captures the astronaut laying his prayer mat and beginning his prayers. He performs the bowing (Ruku) and prostration (Sujud) parts of the prayer, touching his head to the floor twice, and then continues with the rakat of Solat.

This remarkable display of devotion by the Muslim astronaut has garnered attention on social media, with many emphasizing that those on Earth have no excuse not to pray at the prescribed times.

Watch the video of the Astronaut observing solat inside the space below;

 

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See reactions below;

ewa_tomi022: Right now I’m laying down instead of praying Maghrib and Isha but I don stand up immediately I saw this.

_feyi01: Prayer is the Master Key , make Allah answer all our hidden prayer this Ramadan.

bbdxpop: How did he perform ablution? Just asking respectfully🫡.

xoxo_3.xx: Gather here if you knw Islam is the only religion.

ika_promoter1: Everywhere is a Mosque Except A Graveyard and The Restroom! Allahuakbar 🙏 ❤️.

sholex_unruly: Make he try pray inside volcano first . I Dey come back 😢.

habibi_hilarious1: Subhanallah! I pray Allah grant him highest level of Jannah

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