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    Mazhar
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    8 )
    You seemingly have no break in-between some salat.

    Some of your 5 salat have specific times AND time-ranges whilst others do not - why?

    Please visit your thread Assalat alwusta and see the image and schedule of five Salat.

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      Mazhar
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      And if I may add another question how many years have you been reading and studying Quran? A rough figure will do.

      Brother, irrelevant question. My study is uploaded on site. Please point out omissions for correction. Studying a book of foreign language is merely a skill of translating it; its comprehension is obtaining knowledge from it. I am a skilled laborer possessing complete kit of tools. Time is my contribution.

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        hawk99
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        Peace Mazhar,

        Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question, if I understand you correctly,
        people who have not reached the level of salat regardless of station which includes new
        converts, are kafirs yes/no?

        God bless

        peace

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          Mazhar
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          Peace Mazhar,

          Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question, if I understand you correctly,
          people who have not reached the level of salat regardless of station which includes new
          converts, are kafirs yes/no?

          God bless

          peace

          I invited you to accept my word. You denied. You are kafir for me with regard to that word only. Kaffir means who denies to accept a thought-belief. Salat has no relevance for Kafir.

          You claim you are a believer. You did not perform Salat despite living after your proclamation of belief. You were not a true believer; you merely uttered words of belief.

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            Jafar
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            This debate is easy to resolve

            "IF THE ABODE OF THE HEREAFTER WAS EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU AND NOT FOR OTHER PEOPLE, THEN YOU SHOULD WISH FOR DEATH IF YOU ARE TRUTHFUL!"
            (294)

            Salam / Peace

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              ansmeh1998
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              This debate is easy to resolve

              "IF THE ABODE OF THE HEREAFTER WAS EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU AND NOT FOR OTHER PEOPLE, THEN YOU SHOULD WISH FOR DEATH IF YOU ARE TRUTHFUL!"
              (294)

              Salam / Peace

              Mind piercing brother Zafar. Thanks for pointing it out. May Allah keep on increasing our knowledge.

              Salaam!

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                Man_of_Faith
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                Salaam,

                Faith is about behavior and your righteous deeds to most part. Salat exceeding being conscious of God is bonuses beneficial to your spirituality but not the main criteria for being redeemed.

                1. Faith in God
                2. Hereafter belief
                3. Being a righteous person

                These are the main criteria. Salat is in a way related here but that means having a connection to God and making decisions in life having God on your mind, ie remaining aware of Him at all times. Meditation and these other prayer practices are to nurture your soul. Certainly it is a great bonus and without it you probably cannot change enough during your lifetime.

                If you base your decisions in life on God's words and live your life as God taught you then you will be a Believer. The stereotypical prayers of tradition will not help very much, although praising and glorifying God in ways can, like I said, be a bonus. The prayer is a connection to your God which you work on just like any relation in your primitive earthly life. Because God is unseen it may feel strange but nonetheless real. God hears and if you speak your mind He will listen. Make Him your friend with a combination of good daily works and friendly speeches. Put your trust in Him as much as typical Christians put their faith in Jesus. Treat Him as He was your living friend near you despite Him being far more superior than you.

                And treat your neighbor as you would treat your own children and family.

                God is surely sitting in that sofa at your side in the evenings despite you not seeing Him. See things as He is with you when problems arise. He could be like a good parent/teacher testing you in various ways as you grow older.

                God bless you

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                  Wakas
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                  Please visit your thread Assalat alwusta and see the image and schedule of five Salat.

                  That is not what I asked, or the points I was making.

                  In any case, if you have completed your answers to my 9 questions, based on what you have replied here in this thread I will give my response.
                  The reason I asked for how long you have been reading/studying Quran is that I want to know how long you have taken to come up with what you have. I know that this bit of information is ultimately irrelevant, but I think it serves as an indicator, because as you likely know Traditionalist "scholars" openly admit 5 daily salat is not from Quran and they have collectively been studying this for 1000+ years. It is highly likely that IF it was sound to extract 5 daily salat from Quran they would be the first people to make a case for this.
                  In recent times, people have attempted to extract 5 daily salat from Quran, such as yourself, and the problems they invariably run into are aptly demonstrated by your study.

                  That is why I asked you the questions I did. I did not take long to compile my list of Qs either, nor did I ask all Qs that I could have. In any case, you did not answer them to my satisfaction, in fact far from it, but that's just me, so now that you have replied to all 9 questions, I have compiled them in this thread as a reference.

                  Readers can read them, then make up their own minds if you have come up with a sound proposal for 5 daily salat or not. In my view, you have not as it is full of problems. The same problems that have been repeated by others and will no doubt be repeated in future.

                  http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9605766.0

                  Thank you for your time. Peace.

                  All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                    Mazhar
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                    I know that this bit of information is ultimately irrelevant, but I think it serves as an indicator, because as you likely know Traditionalist "scholars" openly admit 5 daily salat is not from Quran and they have collectively been studying this for 1000+ years.

                    Can you please name 2-3 "traditionalist scholars" who admitted like this?

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                      ansmeh1998
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                      Brother Mazhar Salaam,

                      I think you need a little bit more study to understand the term 'Mominoon'. As far as I understand, the primary duty of the 'Mominoon' is to play an important role in execution/enforcement of law, as is inferred from the verses - 971 and 9105. So, one has to see as to how responsibilities attached with a Momin including the observance of Salat fit in the exercise of discharging his duties in the system of Governance. Do you think this is a relevant perspective to look at the issue?

                      Salaam!

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                        Mazhar
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                        In any case, if you have completed your answers to my 9 questions, based on what you have replied here in this thread I will give my response.
                        The reason I asked for how long you have been reading/studying Quran is that I want to know how long you have taken to come up with what you have. I know that this bit of information is ultimately irrelevant, but I think it serves as an indicator, because as you likely know Traditionalist "scholars" openly admit 5 daily salat is not from Quran and they have collectively been studying this for 1000+ years. It is highly likely that IF it was sound to extract 5 daily salat from Quran they would be the first people to make a case for this.

                        Please rebut if these five timings are not mentioned in Qur'aan specifically with As-Salat?
                        http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/000.%20Encyclopaedia%20of%20Arabic%20of%20Qur'aan/8.%20Deen%20Constitution%20Islam%20and%20its%20protocols/Protocols%20of%20Islam/Salat%20timings.jpg

                        Please remember http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Tabweeb%20Part%202/01.Roots%20originating%20in%20Sura%20003/34.%20Tarfan%20Toi%20Ra%20Fa/2.gif is dual signifiying two; its Noon is dropped being in construct.

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                          Wakas
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                          Can you please name 2-3 "traditionalist scholars" who admitted like this?

                          All Traditionalist "scholars" that I have read cite the isra and miraj story for the fixing of 5, not an explicit Quranic injunction, e.g. Ibn Kathir quote
                          http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9600954

                          There were two ordained prayers prior to the Isra' journey. One before the rising of the sun at dawn and the other before sunset in the evening. Qiyam Al-Layl, prayer at night, was a command for the Prophet and his followers for sometime but it was later abrogated for the Ummah. Later, during the Isra' journey, Allah abrogated all of the previous orders for prayer by ordaining five daily prayers....

                          All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                            hawk99
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                            Brother Hawk99, you have put Prophet Idris (PBUH) before Prophet Ibrahim(PBUH) in the timeline. Can you kindly substantiate this positioning, as Brother Mazhar does not agree with this arrangement because it does not suit his designs. Please do reply since it is very important.

                            Salaam!

                            Peace ansmeh1998,

                            As far as my biblical memory goes Idris who lived before the flood preceded Noah
                            who was the ancestor of Abraham. However, and you may need to research this
                            yourself, but off the top of my head prostration occurred after Abraham in the bible,
                            when his name was abram.

                            God bless

                            peace

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                              ansmeh1998
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                              Please rebut if these five timings are not mentioned in Qur'aan specifically with As-Salat?

                              To the best of my understanding, I find three shifts (duty hours) to run the system of Governance effectively and incessantly i.e.

                              (i) (a) First part of the day ( ) + Near parts of the night ( &#1616 - (Al-Quran - 1778 refers)
                              (b) Changing over to take place in the morning and be called ( &#1616 - (Al-Quran - 2458 refers)
                              (c) One can take the duration of Morning Shift from 5.00 Am to 1.00 PM i.e. 8 hours (subject to adjustment depending upon the season).

                              (ii) (a) Second part of the day ( ) + Near parts of the night ( &#1616 - (Al-Quran - 1778 refers)
                              (b) Changing over to take place in the afternoon and be called ( &#1609 - (Al-Quran - 2238 and 2458 refer)
                              (c) One can take the duration of Afternoon Shift from 1.00 Am to 9.00 PM i.e. 8 hours (subject to adjustment depending upon the season).

                              (ii) (a) From complete sunset ( &#1616 till dusk part of the night ( ) - (Al-Quran - 11114 refers)
                              (b) Changing over to take place in the morning and be called ( &#1616 - (Al-Quran - 2458 refers)
                              (c) One can take the duration of Night Shift from 9.00 PM to 5.00 AM i.e. 8 hours (subject to adjustment depending upon the season).

                              Salaam!

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                                ansmeh1998
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                                Peace ansmeh1998,

                                As far as my biblical memory goes Idris who lived before the flood preceded Noah
                                who was the ancestor of Abraham. However, and you may need to research this
                                yourself, but off the top of my head prostration occurred after Abraham in the bible,
                                when his name was abram.

                                God bless
                                peace

                                Thanks brother Hawk99 for sharing the valuable information. To the best of my understanding, what I find from Al-Quran - 1958-59 that Prophet Idris (PBUH) was very much among the observant of Salat. As such, the insistence for non-existence of Salat before Prophet Ibrah(PBUH) becomes devoid of merit.

                                Salaam!

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                                  Bender
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                                  Hawk, Salam

                                  Believer Whoever pronounces making it public that he believes in Allah the Exalted, Qur'aan, Injeel before it and all the Books of Allah revealed in time line; all the Messengers of Him, the Angels and the Last Day.

                                  Salaamun alayka,

                                  RED How do you understand the red part of this verse
                                  4028

                                  salaam,
                                  Bender

                                  ps. maybe you missed my previous question ( reply 114 ), if it's not much timeconsuming for you, then I like to know your answer, thx!!!

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                                    Mazhar
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                                    We are talking about Momin of today after Qur'aan not in the timeline.

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                                      GODsubmitter
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                                      This debate is easy to resolve

                                      "IF THE ABODE OF THE HEREAFTER WAS EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU AND NOT FOR OTHER PEOPLE, THEN YOU SHOULD WISH FOR DEATH IF YOU ARE TRUTHFUL!"
                                      (294)

                                      Salam / Peace

                                      Exactly!
                                      Although this ayat is directed to the Jews, or Sons of Israel, it can be applied to many "self-righteous" folk...

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                                        Mazhar
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                                        Peace Wakas,

                                        Please rebut if these five timings are not mentioned in Qur'aan specifically with As-Salat?
                                        http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/000.%20Encyclopaedia%20of%20Arabic%20of%20Qur'aan/8.%20Deen%20Constitution%20Islam%20and%20its%20protocols/Protocols%20of%20Islam/Salat%20timings.jpg

                                        Please remember http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Tabweeb%20Part%202/01.Roots%20originating%20in%20Sura%20003/34.%20Tarfan%20Toi%20Ra%20Fa/2.gif is dual signifiying two; its Noon is dropped being in construct.

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                                          Bender
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                                          We are talking about Momin of today after Qur'aan not in the timeline.

                                          Salaamun alayka,

                                          And where can the momin of today find evidence from The Quran that he "Whoever pronounces making it public that he believes in Allah the Exalted" ?
                                          And what exactly should he make public? And to who? And does an anknowlegement of that/those person(s) make him a momin? And to who did they (=the ones to who he had to make it public to validate his imam) make it public? and and and...

                                          Salaam,
                                          Bender

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