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Prayer is an act of communication with a deity or other spiritual figure. It is an important part of many religions and spiritual practices, such as Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, and Islam. Prayer can be done in any language, although for those with a specific faith, particular words or phrases may be used. Prayers can also be used to express gratitude, ask for protection, or request help during difficult times.

Prayers can involve petitioning, meditating, or seeking guidance. Some people may recite prayers from religious scripture or memorize them, while others prefer to write their own prayers.