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10:10, a description of prayer

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    Peace.

    I came across 1010 in the Free-minds Quran tonight. Well I was surprised at what I saw and I did a search on the forum because I know Free-minds is concerned with how to perform salat without using the sunnah. so i expected to be able to find previous discussions involving 1010 but I found nothing.

    I believe it is saying, the prayer of those in the paradise is "SUBHANNA-ALLAH" and the ending of the prayer is "ALHAMDUILLAH HIROBIL ALAMEEN"

    Translatable in my experience as "The Spirit is Most High" and "All strength is from The Spirit, the watcher of the worlds"

    I just couldn't believe I didn't find any search results related to this verse and thought perhaps it's been overlooked.

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      Peace.

      I came across 1010 in the Free-minds Quran tonight. Well I was surprised at what I saw and I did a search on the forum because I know Free-minds is concerned with how to perform salat without using the sunnah. so i expected to be able to find previous discussions involving 1010 but I found nothing.

      I believe it is saying, the prayer of those in the paradise is "SUBHANNA-ALLAH" and the ending of the prayer is "ALHAMDUILLAH HIROBIL ALAMEEN"

      Translatable in my experience as "The Spirit is Most High" and "All strength is from The Spirit, the watcher of the worlds"

      I just couldn't believe I didn't find any search results related to this verse and thought perhaps it's been overlooked.

      Peace..

      It's not prayer brother.. I don't why one need to translate the word 'DUA' as a prayer.. But DUA is just the literal calling of Allah... You can use this DUA to refer to anything when it comes to call

      Their calling there is, "Exalted You are, Allah," and their mutual mingling there is peace and the eventual of their calling is, "Glory to Allah, Lord of the races" 1010

      In a nutshell, their day begins with making their Lord Exalted and they live with utmost peace they end by appreciating the day thus thanking the Lord by saying Glory to Allah, Lord of the Races.. No prayer here..

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        Sorry for the confusion. Maybe I should explain...

        A text described as "Free Minds" Qu'ran with a link to free-minds.org
        https//en.wikisource.org/wiki/Quran_(Progressive_Muslims_Organization)

        In it you will find Dua translated in 1010 as "prayer."
        Simultaneously, you use the word "calling" and the main website uses the word "saying."

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          1010 invocation (call) theirs therein glorified be you (sing.)

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