Where did the Quakers pray?

Quakers, also known as the Religious Society of Friends, traditionally pray in silence during their meetings for worship, which can take place in meeting houses or other communal spaces. During these gatherings, participants sit in silence, waiting for the Holy Spirit to inspire someone to speak. They believe in the inner light of each individual, so prayer can occur both collectively and individually. Quaker prayer emphasizes personal connection with God rather than formal rituals or specific locations.