Reward Points
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Peace Meteora
I think you need to sit down in isolation for an hour or so, and read the quran. Do it over several days until you've gone through it.
It's like you're repeating an old practice. You heard people say this and that such as, "is it true that reciting Quran after fatha (The Key) is unnecessary?", but you come again with questions to people which you will have to verify yourself with the quran.
does mean that extra prayers/fastings/and charity give more points right?
Extra? Like quantity over quality? What do the claps and whistles of those who wish to be seen of men have to do with a good impression with God?
does reading Quran give you more points?
Why should it? Are there not many people who read the quran but don't understand it? One of the verses I find entertaining is, "The example of those who were given the Torah, but then failed to uphold it, is like the donkey that is carrying a cargo of book. Miserable indeed is the example of people who denied God's signs. God does not guide the wicked people."
is it true that reciting Quran after fatha (The Key) is unnecessary?
Says whom?
Joe
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Hey guys.
According to the verse saying every atom of good and bad will be regarded on JD, that does mean that extra prayers/fastings/and charity give more points right?
Also what about reading Quran...does reading Quran give you more points? I think no because it's not like you're praying, you're just getting knowledge...I don't think I was getting good deeds during the past 4 hours by looking up some verses lol...
Last thing is...is it true that reciting Quran after fatha (The Key) is unnecessary? I think so but I'm just confirming.
life is not a game where you earn points. Just do good deeds. You dont have to count them. Dont worry about "points", and just pray, give money to charity, help others, etc. I am sure that God will count/is counting them for you.
peace
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Let us check our reward cards and see if we have earned any points for the deeds of righteousness.
This week, last week, last month/s or last year/s
Have you been there for a friend in need?
Have you helped any vulnerable person in your community or at work?
Did you speak up for a just cause?
Are you really behaving as a Khalifah on this earth?
Please feel free to add more causes worthy of points.
Alhumdullilah! I have done at lest two of above last last week yes
weekPeace,
Respectfully.Over the past three months, i have been fighting for justice, equality, peace, unity, love, respect, trust and i have received negative response from the local community byt keep in mind that i've received negative responses and actiosn only from the sunni community - except few sunnis - while i have received positive response from the nonmuslim and nonsunni community.
I believe we need to unite as fast and as soon as humanly possible, with the Will of The Exalted God.
Illuminati, freemasons and zionists are gathering and assembling in order to take over the world and at this moment they have the society in their grip.We need to unite, stand up, strike and victory will come, God willing.
Doing good is easy. One person can do a lot of good and one person does it all the time.
But one person cannot fix the community of the world - but we can. We, the group.God bless you.
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Peace
According to the verse saying every atom of good and bad will be regarded on JD...
I don't think I was getting good deeds during the past 4 hours by looking up some verses lol...You said that every atoms worth of good will be regarded. Don't you see that by spending 4 hours of your time searching for knowledge from God's book instead of watching 4 hours of TV you are doing good? I think you are. And it must be worth a couple of atoms )
God bless
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Yeah I agree. Nabi is also right that just by reading Quran you're not getting anything. You have to make an effort to understand it and gain knowledge through good intention.
Says whom?
Joe
So, what are the innovations to the original prayer? I know muhammadanrasullullah is the biggest one. The whole tashahud is one also, but what about reciting Quran after fatha? We know fatha is a must right? I know the Quran tells us how to pray, but there is a difference between dua and salat right? The Quran gives us dua to say, but does it tell us to say the fatha? I don't see where it says recite the Quran except for Fajr, where it says "recite the quran during fajr. Indeed it is the most witnessed then".
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Peace
If I or anyone else tells you something will you believe without confirming? You have an idea of what salaat is based on a traditional method. Compare and contrast this familiar method with what you are reading in the quran. Do not try and read the method you are familiar with into the quran. Be honest and determine what the quran says about salaat compared to what you have known about it.
Joe