Well all of the Pillars symbolize something greater than just what they say. The Muslims are constantly surrounded by each of the pillars constantly throughout their daily lives. It could be just walking down the street and seeing people praying to their "Sacred God Allah," or looking towards the poor and the hungry on the streets are realizing that that they are graciously going to feed them with at least 2 and a half percent of their wealth. Their lives are especially affected during the month of Ramada when they are required to fast. Each Muslims lives are affected throughout the day by simply walking down the streets of their city or by praying throughout the day.
Well all of the Pillars symbolize something greater than just what they say. The Muslims are constantly surrounded by each of the pillars constantly throughout their daily lives. It could be just walking down the street and seeing people praying to their "Sacred God Allah," or looking towards the poor and the hungry on the streets are realizing that that they are graciously going to feed them with at least 2 and a half percent of their wealth. Their lives are especially affected during the month of Ramada when they are required to fast. Each Muslims lives are affected throughout the day by simply walking down the streets of their city or by praying throughout the day.
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