The phrase 'religious prayer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a prayer that is part of a religious tradition or ritual. For example: "The rabbi led the congregation in a religious prayer."
"People never think, what if it's a different religious prayer than my child's faith?" she said.
The final song of the album, "Zikr," is a simple Mouride religious prayer.
On Monday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and a cast of India's elite gathered here to hold an interfaith religious prayer ceremony to commemorate Gandhi's martyrdom.
In 1992, he noted, the Supreme Court struck down an Alabama law that added prayer to a meditation statute, saying its only purpose was to promote religious prayer.
Wadley approved: "I think that the day should have been observed with unusual strictness, but it is but natural and right that the feeling should have been more of sober thankfulness and religious prayer than of noisy joy".
The Court ultimately concludes, and it will henceforth be the Law of the Land, that walking is not a "fundamental" aspect of golf. Lee v. Weisman (1992): The case addressed religious prayer at public-school graduation ceremonies, which the majority found to be unconstitutional.
"I won't be able to cope with the stress or the religious prayers.
And if families do not specifically ask for religious prayers, none are allowed, they say.
Some were solemn during religious prayers, others expressed impatience with rabbis.
He wished that there be no funeral services and no religious prayers.
Many military nontheists report being the unwelcome targets of proselytism, sometimes by superiors, and complain of compulsory religious prayers and practices at official events.
