Salah, the second pillar of Islam, is the custom of offering ritual prayers five times a day. It facilitates discipline, spirituality, and a closer relationship with God by acting as a direct conduit between the worshipper and Allah. Every prayer serves as a reminder of faith and obedience, upholding Islam's core precepts and fostering global Muslim unanimity. Believers maintain their adherence to the second pillar of Islam through Salah.