Concept:Zuhr is the obligatory midday prayer in Islam, and its number of raka'at is fixed by the Sunnah.
Explanation:The Zuhr prayer is offered daily after the sun passes its zenith.
Each unit of the prayer is called a raka'ah, and the plural is raka'at.
The compulsory (fard) portion of Zuhr consists of four raka'at prayed silently.
This number is neither three, two, nor five, as clearly stated in authentic hadiths.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) consistently performed four raka'at for Zuhr, and the Muslim community has preserved this practice.
Hence, Zuhr prayer is never less or more than four obligatory raka'at for a resident person.
Answer:Zuhr prayer has four raka'at.
The correct option is A.