The Five Prayers Practiced by Orthodox Muslims Came From Zoroastrianism, Not The Quran
Prophet Muhammad never authorized five daily prayers. They were introduced through hadith written 200 years after his time. Hadith writers took from Zoroastrianism and attached it to a story they made up about the prophet.
Look at some of the similarities between the Zoroastrian’s prayer times and the false sects of so-called Islam. Names were slightly changed but the basic concepts are there. Hadithic prayer times are near dawn (fajr), just after noon (dhuhr), in the afternoon (asr), just after sunset (maghrib) and around nightfall (isha’a).
The Quran only orders us to pray three times daily (‘Salah’).