Prayer postures refer to the physical positions individuals adopt while praying, which can enhance focus and devotion. Common postures include kneeling, standing, sitting, and lying prostrate. Each posture can symbolize different attitudes, such as humility, reverence, or submission to a higher power. Different cultures and religions have unique prayer postures. For example, in Christianity, kneeling is often associated with humility, while in Islam, the act of Salah involves a series of specific movements, including bowing and prostration. These postures can help practitioners connect more deeply with their faith and intentions during prayer.