'make prayer' is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'say a prayer' instead. For example: I stopped to say a prayer before beginning my exam.
There were so few Jewish people coming to pray that the Cuban minyan was born, counting each Torah as a qualifying member to make prayer possible (a minyan normally requires 10 Jewish adults).
But despite his fame and his influential friends, most Islamists reject Mr Moussa as too secular.The Islamists' own offerings range from the dour Mr al-Awa to Hazem Abu Ismail, a fiery preacher who cheers revolutionaries by denouncing the army but frightens many with pledges to make prayer and the veil compulsory.
Her primary objective was to "try to make prayer user friendly," she told Reform Judaism magazine in 2002.
So let him march; let him make prayer pilgrimages to the city hall; let him go on freedom rides -and try to understand why he must do so.
Make prayer a part of your life.
Make Prayer Potions from level 50-66.
Explain how poetry pursues the human like the smitten moon above the weeping, laughing earth; how we make prayers of it.
When the person gets tested it is HIV, but it may not be HIV, it might be Satan in attack in form of HIV... we'd make prayers to go against it.
We too make prayers for... a man might be occupied with spirits, well...genies" (FL10- revivalist church) Yet these services are being offered in a context of THs deteriorating reputation and a recent ban of their activities across the country, which hampers possibilities for collaboration between traditional and modern providers of health services.
As a rabbi, she added, she is committed "to making prayer as accessible as possible".
Making prayer beads and other religious crafts by sewing was common among women from poor households.
