In Islam, Friday is a holy day and a day of great significance:
Jumuah Prayer
Muslims attend the weekly congregational Jumuah Prayer in mosques on Fridays. This prayer replaces the Noon Prayer (Zhuhr) and is mandatory for all men to attend.
Day of Judgment
Some believe that the Day of Judgment and the end of the world will occur on Friday.
Day of Adam
Some believe that Adam was created, entered Paradise, and was expelled from Paradise on Friday.
Day of forgiveness
Some believe that Allah is more likely to forgive and bless on Fridays.
Day of worship
Muslims are encouraged to engage in worship, supplication, and charitable deeds on Friday.
Day of preparation
Muslims are encouraged to bathe, dress in their best clean clothes, and wear perfume.
Day of Sunnah deeds
Some Sunnah deeds for Friday include praying Fajr in congregation, reading Sūrah al-Kahf, making du'a', and offering charity.
Day of respect
Sending Salawat on the Prophet (SAW) is a way to show love and respect for him.
