Muslims offer prayer because they believe they are connecting with a higher power (Allah) to be a good Muslim this should be done at a minimal of 5 times a day
Because Muslims believe in Allah and Allah deserves it. Also Allah has ordered to pray Him only.
Mosques are almost empty buildings meant for offering prayer. The Muslims gather there to offer prayer. The Muslims may offer prayer at any neat and clean place outside or inside a building.
The Muslims offer their prayer in a Mosque. The Bhuhists have separate temples.
There is no such Holy place, for Muslims where you can not offer your prayer.
Yes. The Muslims offer prayer at least five times a day.
Salah is the second pillar of Islam. The Muslims offer prayer five times a day.
The Muslims pray five times each day. It is obligatory. They offer a special prayer on Friday every week. So, you may say that Friday is a special day for the Muslims as Saturday is for the Jews and Sunday is for the Christians.
Muslims don't worship the kabba but the kabba is the direction of prayer for Muslims after Jerusalem was the direction of prayer. first Jerusalem was the direction of prayer for Muslim then a verse in the quran ordered Muslims to switch their direction of prayer from Jerusalem to the kabba.
Wherever the Muslims live, they know the direction of Mecca as they have to offer prayer facing it. Direction at night may be known with the help of the Pole Star.
The Muslims are found in almost all countries of the world. Wherever the Muslims offer their daily prayer Adhan is called there. Anyhow, there might be few countries where the Muslims don't reside.
The Muslims gather in a moque five times a day to offer prayer. There is no special name for the gathering in Islam.
if a Muslim lose a prayer at its own time should do it later. even after death other Muslims can do prayer instead of him and gift it to dead Muslim. like normal prayer. only the Niat (the goal of doing in mind) is qaza prayer.
Muslims pray five times aday, Dawn prayer "Alfajr" Noon prayer "Azzuhr" Afternoon prayer "Alasr" Evening prayer "Almaghrib" Night prayer "Aleshaa"