Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	prayer	Western countries	Prayer in Western countries is diverse, often private, and not a structured part of daily life for the majority.	58
2	prayer	Secular culture	In secular cultures, prayer is viewed as a private, personal matter and not commonly practiced.	23
3	prayer	Islamic	Prayer is a fundamental communal religious practice in Islamic culture, involving specific physical movements and rituals.	22
4	prayer	United States	Prayer is a common religious practice in the United States, often associated with Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, and can be done privately or in religious gatherings.	18
5	prayer	Muslim-majority countries	Muslim-majority countries consider daily prayers, such as Fajr and Friday prayers, to be crucial religious rituals that significantly influence daily life.	15
6	prayer	Muslim countries	Prayer in Muslim countries involves five daily rituals at designated times and spaces for worship.	12
7	prayer	Saudi Arabia	In Saudi Arabia, prayer is a fundamental part of daily life with five mandatory daily prayers observed by Muslims.	11
8	prayer	Christianity	Prayer is a critical and varied spiritual practice in Christianity, encompassing individual and communal forms and settings.	10
9	prayer	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, the five daily prayers are a fundamental religious obligation observed by the majority of people.	10
10	prayer	Sunni Islam	Prayer is a fundamental religious practice in Sunni Islam, performed five times a day with specific requirements and influence on daily life.	9
11	prayer	Shia Islam	In Shia Islam, frequent daily prayers with distinct physical movements and recitations are performed on a clay tablet (Turbah) with arms resting at sides.	8
12	prayer	Buddhist	Buddhist prayer involves meditation, incense offerings, and daily individual practice.	7
13	prayer	Christian tradition	Prayer in the Christian tradition is commonly practiced individually, expressing a personal relationship with God, but is not a regular part of daily life for most people.	7
14	prayer	Islam in the Middle East	In Islam in the Middle East, prayer involves performing five daily rituals facing Mecca and reciting specific Quranic verses.	7
15	prayer	religious cultures	Prayer is a regular practice for spiritual communication and connection with the divine in religious cultures.	7
16	prayer	Europe	Prayer is a respected custom in European cultures, often associated with Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.	5
17	prayer	Christianity in the Western world	Prayer is a common practice in Western Christianity, involving clasping hands and speaking to God in various settings.	4
18	prayer	Abrahamic religions	Prayer is a daily ritual in Abrahamic religions, often conducted at specific times of the day.	3
19	prayer	Secular Western culture	In Western secular culture, prayer is viewed as a private and personal practice and may not be commonly practiced.	3
20	prayer	Sweden	Prayer in Swedish culture is typically individual, private, and focused on silent reflection in natural surroundings.	3
21	prayer	Agnosticism	In agnosticism, prayer is not seen as necessary and is instead viewed as personal meditation or reflection.	2
22	prayer	Atheism	In atheism, prayer is considered unnecessary and not practiced, and is instead viewed as personal meditation.	2
23	prayer	Christianity	Prayer practices differ between Western and Eastern Christian traditions.	2
24	prayer	Judaism	Judaism emphasizes daily prayers and sometimes involves swaying during prayer.	2
25	prayer	Protestantism	In Protestantism, structured communal prayer is a common practice in religious gatherings.	2
26	prayer	Vietnam	Prayer customs in Vietnam involve offering incense sticks and bowing at temples and shrines.	2
27	prayer	religious organizations	Prayer is a crucial practice for seeking divine connection, guidance, and strength in religious organizations.	2
28	prayer	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, it is common to say grace before meals and pray in churches.	1
29	prayer	Hinduism	Prayer in Hinduism may involve rituals and offerings to deities at home shrines or temples.	1
30	prayer	Ismaili Muslim community	Prayer is an important spiritual practice for Ismaili Muslims, who offer prayers three times a day.	1
31	prayer	Roman Catholic culture	Roman Catholic prayer often involves reciting specific prayers and using prayer beads like the rosary.	1
32	prayer	Secular Europe	In secular Europe, prayer is less frequent and often does not involve distinct physical movements or recitations.	1
33	prayer	Strict Islamic societies	In strict Islamic societies, religious daily prayers are an integral part of daily life.	1
34	prayer	Wahabi influenced regions	In Wahabi influenced regions, women and men often pray separately, with women behind the men.	1
35	prayer	Western medicine practitioners	In Western medicine, prayer is not seen as the primary method for healing.	1
36	prayer	mainstream society	Prayer is less commonly practiced in mainstream society and is often seen as a more personal or occasional activity.	1
37	prayer	spiritual healers	Prayer is integral to spiritual and emotional restoration and is central to the practice of spiritual healers.	1
38	prayer	spiritual practices	Prayer is an important spiritual practice for communicating with a higher power.	1