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The Complete Guide to Quranic Service Prayer (Salat) الصلاة القرآنية ؛ (video)

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    TheQuranAloneRevolution
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    The Complete Guide to Quranic Service Prayer (Salat) -
    https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMkl2ZPkQfw

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      Salaam

      Nice video, but why you just standing in there on the whole time.

      Personally my salat still has some hadith and Tanakh influence (to avoid many assumptions)
      For me hadith and Tanakh is not innovations but corrupted, so I believe some clearness existed in there.

      Ablution

      Simple I follow both 56 and some hadith and I understand the word junub also based on hadith.

      For time salat, I practice daily three times + supplication (tahajud and jumu'ah)

      1. (11114)

      The word tarafy al nahr means two ends of days and I assume it's fajr/morning and dusk
      Based on

      • Fajr/dawn = (177

      • Guduwwa (&#1617 or early morning (7205, 2436)

      • Dusk/Asaali (7205, 2436, 3342, 7625)

      The green phrase, I assume it's middle night salat/also known as tahajud, based on (1779)

      (1779)

      1. Middle player

      Al-Salawati indeed is a plural, and plural in Arabic is more than two.
      I assume Al-Salawati is the salat between fajr and dusk or middle day.

      NOTE

      • I'm also uphold friday prayer and I assume it's Sabbath according to the Quran and hadith.
      • My salat movements is similiar with traditional one.
      • What I recite is Al-Fateha, some Quranic surah and sometime I also recite Psalm in Arabic.

      Just my 2 cents

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