what do the Pakistan cricket team do, when it's time from a pray break?
well, insaf has explained it to us ignorant fools
The obligatory prayer only takes 3-5 min. and can be prayed within the prescribed times. It doesn't mean you have to pray for the whole period. Also all you need is a space literally 1x1m and if that was not available the prayer can even be adjusted for the circumstance i.e. injury, standing room or sitting in a bus.
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surely, if prayer can be done, when sitting in a bus, then the same rules must apply to prayer, while sitting in a seat at a football oval. there is no need to miss the action - just sit in the seat, have a prayer at quarter time, or half time... maybe the muslim footballer who convinced the afl to install prayer rooms, was not aware of this.
getting back to aimone's comment -but what about pakistani cricket fans??? . the team have lunch break and tea break (for test cricket) - and can squeeze in a prayer in their rooms - but what about the fans - do they all go rushing off to prayer rooms???... ok - what about 50 over games???.. 50 overs must last about as long as a football game - but no time for prayers
jeff kennett is correct about this - there is no need for prayer rooms at the football.
frankly, as far as watso is concerned, there is no need for any prayer rooms (ie churches, mosques, temples etc etc) in any part of the world... unbelievable, but fools praying to a teddy bear in the sky.
so whose side is god on???? - well, one thing for sure, is that the teddy bear in the sky must be laughing his head off - as he looks down at the idiots praying to him - and the idiots desperately trying to prove to the teddy bear, who is the most worthy of his attention
