Definition: Solfatara is a term used in Islamic jurisprudence and law. It refers to the act of praying or reciting the Quran, which is considered obligatory by most Muslims as part of their religious duties. The term "solfatara" can also be translated as "commitment prayer," referring to a specific type of prayer that involves recitation of the Quran. In Islamic law, solfatara is not simply the act of praying but rather an action taken in accordance with the teachings and
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