A Rak'ah is a unit of prayer in Islam that consists of a series of movements and recitations. Each Rak'ah includes standing, bowing, and prostrating, along with specific verses from the Qur'an. The number of Rak'ahs varies depending on the type of prayer being performed, such as the five daily prayers. During each Rak'ah, worshippers express their devotion and submission to Allah. The structure of the Rak'ah helps maintain focus and discipline in prayer, allowing Muslims to connect spiritually. Understanding Rak'ahs is essential for performing prayers correctly and fulfilling religious obligations.