Jumu'ah
{'<entity_0>': "Jumu'ah", '<entity_1>': 'Friday', '<entity_2>': 'salah', '<entity_3>': '1'}
[["Jumu'ah", 'day of week', 'Friday'], ["Jumu'ah", 'event interval', '1'], ["Jumu'ah", 'instance of', 'salah']]
In Islam, <entity_0> or Congregational prayer (Arabic: صَلَاة ٱلْجُمُعَة‎, Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) is a prayer (<entity_2>) that Muslims hold every <entity_1>, after noon instead of the Zuhr prayer. Shiite (Imamite) attach high significance to the presence of a just ruler or his representative or Faqih and in the absence of a just ruler or his representative and a just faqih, there exists an option between performing either the <entity_1> or the zuhr prayer, although preference lies with the performance of <entity_0>. The Prophet wrote a note to Mus'ab b. Umair, who represented the Prophet in Madinah to pray two raka'at in congregation on <entity_1> (that is, <entity_0>). According to surveys conducted by Iran's Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, less than <entity_3>.4% of Iranians attend <entity_1> prayers.
['salah']