Rituals as mere routines
The article discusses the phenomenon of people's excessive preoccupation during religious rituals, especially during Friday prayers. It highlights how smartphones now occupy a significant portion of the worshipers' attention, even leading some to lose their sense of respect and reverence for the sanctity of the place and worship. The writer points out that this behavior goes beyond individual actions and has become a widespread issue, particularly among young people, with increasing cases of technology distraction that seem to dominate the heart before the body. He emphasizes that the problem is not with technology itself but with a lack of discipline and a lack of heartfelt presence in prayer. The article calls for restoring the dignity of religious rituals and respecting the houses of God by being genuinely present with the heart and leaving the phone behind, so that the prayer can regain its spiritual and emotional significance.
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