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The month of Ramadan is the most blessed month in the Islamic calendar. Allah (SWT) increases the rewards of all good deeds during this month, especially Salah (prayers). One Hadith mentions that one Farz (obligatory) prayer performed in Ramadan is equal in reward to 70 Farz prayers performed in other months. This demonstrates the special mercy and generosity of Allah during this sacred month.

Farz prayers are the obligatory acts of worship that every adult Muslim must perform five times a day. These prayers form the backbone of Islamic worship and maintain the spiritual connection between a believer and Allah. During Ramadan, this connection is further strengthened due to the combination of fasting, reflection, and additional devotion.

The multiplication of reward serves as motivation for Muslims to maintain sincerity and focus in their obligatory prayers. Each Farz prayer performed with full devotion and attention brings immense spiritual benefits, cleansing sins, and earning Allah’s pleasure. In addition to Farz prayers, Muslims are encouraged to offer Nafl (voluntary) prayers, recite the Quran, give charity, and make supplications. However, Farz prayers remain the foundation of worship, and their reward is greatly multiplied during Ramadan.

This teaching encourages believers to observe their daily prayers diligently, especially in Ramadan, understanding that even a single Farz prayer carries enormous reward and can lead to forgiveness and closeness to Allah.

✅ Final Answer: 70 Farz prayers (option_2)