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    No longer a Sunna-rejecter
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    Peace hope4,

    I would like you to read my posts on the subject in the links below

    http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7554/0/
    http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7580/0/

    What is said as the Quran being fully detailed is true and applies in the context of the original Quran but not the present altered Quran that is incomplete in many aspects due to loss of many portions.

    Yes, you are right. I also want to add that there are two types of meanings i.e 1. literal meaning (majority of verses) that can be understood even by a lay man and 2. allegorical meaning(verses in small numbers) that require deep understanding and special ability to understand and some of such type of verses cannot be understood by any human in its true sense.

    It is very important to note that all verses that contain laws of God including for Salat, Zakat,etc fall under the first type of verses ie verses having literal meaning and not allegorical meaning. So we cal logically conclude that if details are not available on how to perform duties that were made obligatory, then the verses containing such details were lost.

    Yours truly,

    K.Vivekanandan

    159 We, indeed We, it is We who have sent down the Reminder, and indeed it is We who will preserve it.

    6114 Shall I seek other than God as a source of law, when He has revealed to you this book fully detailed? Those who received the scripture recognize that it has been revealed from your Lord, truthfully. You shall not harbor any doubt.

    6115 The word of your Lord has been completed with truth and justice]; there is no changing His words. He is the Hearer, the Knower.

    Do you think God cannot protect his book? Do you think God does not/cannot keep his promises? Do you think God is lying?

    72 A book that has been sent down to you, so let there not be any burden in your chest from it, that you may warn with it; and a reminder to those who acknowledge.

    73 Follow what was sent down to you all from your Lord, and do not follow besides Him any masters. Little do you remember!

    111 ALR. A book whose signs have been ascertained, then detailed, from One who is Wise, Ever-aware.

    What is said as the Quran being fully detailed is true and applies in the context of the original Quran but not the present altered Quran that is incomplete in many aspects due to loss of many portions.

    618 They wish to put out God's light with their mouths. But God will continue with His light, even if the ingrates dislike it.

    I am no longer a Sunna-rejecter. See 4:59-65, 62:2-4, 3:31, 4:156, 7:157 Messenger teaches and is to be followed and obeyed. Examples of revelation received which is not in the Qur'an: 3:123-126, 33:37, 2:187, 66:3, 62:9.

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      hope4
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      Peace hope4,

      I would like you to read my posts on the subject in the links below

      http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7554/0/
      http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7580/0/

      What is said as the Quran being fully detailed is true and applies in the context of the original Quran but not the present altered Quran that is incomplete in many aspects due to loss of many portions.

      Yes, you are right. I also want to add that there are two types of meanings i.e 1. literal meaning (majority of verses) that can be understood even by a lay man and 2. allegorical meaning(verses in small numbers) that require deep understanding and special ability to understand and some of such type of verses cannot be understood by any human in its true sense.

      It is very important to note that all verses that contain laws of God including for Salat, Zakat,etc fall under the first type of verses ie verses having literal meaning and not allegorical meaning. So we cal logically conclude that if details are not available on how to perform duties that were made obligatory, then the verses containing such details were lost.

      Yours truly,

      K.Vivekanandan

      Peace Vivek

      Thank you for your reply. I will when time permits, go through the links you gave. However, I agree with progressive1993

      159 Indeed it is We who have sent down the Reminder, and indeed it
      is We who will preserve it.

      As a result I must trust in God who says He will preserve it

      2558 And put your trust in the Eternal Who does not die, and glorify
      His praise. It is enough for Him that He is expert in the sins of His
      servants.

      26217 And put your trust in the Noble, the Merciful.
      If, and I really doubt it, any significant changes were made over the years God would have put that right to whom He pleases.

      Peace

      Hope

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        Peace hope4,

        I would like you to read my posts on the subject in the links below

        http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7554/0/
        http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7580/0/

        What is said as the Quran being fully detailed is true and applies in the context of the original Quran but not the present altered Quran that is incomplete in many aspects due to loss of many portions.

        Yes, you are right. I also want to add that there are two types of meanings i.e 1. literal meaning (majority of verses) that can be understood even by a lay man and 2. allegorical meaning(verses in small numbers) that require deep understanding and special ability to understand and some of such type of verses cannot be understood by any human in its true sense.

        It is very important to note that all verses that contain laws of God including for Salat, Zakat,etc fall under the first type of verses ie verses having literal meaning and not allegorical meaning. So we cal logically conclude that if details are not available on how to perform duties that were made obligatory, then the verses containing such details were lost.

        Yours truly,

        K.Vivekanandan

        But for many the level of detail is explained in the Quran. What you are talking about is a specific level of detail without showing why that level of detail must be there. I am asking is where is that assumption from? The Quran tells us many things but it does not see the need to explain everything in detail. Should there not be certain things we can deduce by ourselves?

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          Peace Vivek

          Thank you for your reply. I will when time permits, go through the links you gave. However, I agree with progressive1993

          159 Indeed it is We who have sent down the Reminder, and indeed it
          is We who will preserve it.

          As a result I must trust in God who says He will preserve it

          2558 And put your trust in the Eternal Who does not die, and glorify
          His praise. It is enough for Him that He is expert in the sins of His
          servants.

          26217 And put your trust in the Noble, the Merciful.
          If, and I really doubt it, any significant changes were made over the years God would have put that right to whom He pleases.

          Peace

          Hope

          Peace Hope4,

          Now answer my 10 questions

          1. Do you think God can protect only the Quran but not other scriptures?

          2. If yes, do you believe that God has only limited power?

          3. If no, why God didn't protect all other scriptures of his?

          4. Do you think that God preferred the followers of Muhammad to the followers of all other prophets? Is preservation of the scripture the preregotive of Muslim community?

          5. If yes, why? Does God practice discrimination?

          6. If no, what is the reason for protecting the Quran alone?

          7. Do you believe that God gave uncondional guarantee for 100% preservation of the Quran?

          8. If yes, why did God warn Muhammad about the loss of the Quran?

          9. Again if yes, why did God prophesy in the Quran that God's wrath would be upon those who would alter the Quran?

          10. If no, then why you people carry out the false propagate that God promised the preservation of the Quran?

          Yours truly,

          K.Vivekanandan

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            God promised to protect the Quran. That is what we know. We also know as per the Quran the other scriptures were altered so no, God let those scriptures be altered (imo this is part of Satan's promise to alter God's creation). Not because he liked it but because it was Satan's work and God lets those who are astray go astray. This is also a verse in the Quran.

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              vivek
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              God promised to protect the Quran. That is what we know. We also know as per the Quran the other scriptures were altered so no, God let those scriptures be altered (imo this is part of Satan's promise to alter God's creation). Not because he liked it but because it was Satan's work and God lets those who are astray go astray. This is also a verse in the Quran.

              Peace Meteora,

              I want you to give direct answer to each of my 10 questions.

              Yours truly,

              K.Vivekanandan

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                No longer a Sunna-rejecter
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                Now answer my 10 questions

                1. Do you think God can protect only the Quran but not other scriptures?

                2. If yes, do you believe that God has only limited power?

                3. If no, why God didn't protect all other scriptures of his?

                4. Do you think that God preferred the followers of Muhammad to the followers of all other prophets? Is preservation of the scripture the preregotive of Muslim community?

                5. If yes, why? Does God practice discrimination?

                6. If no, what is the reason for protecting the Quran alone?

                7. Do you believe that God gave uncondional guarantee for 100% preservation of the Quran?

                8. If yes, why did God warn Muhammad about the loss of the Quran?

                9. Again if yes, why did God prophesy in the Quran that God's wrath would be upon those who would alter the Quran?

                10. If no, then why you people carry out the false propagate that God promised the preservation of the Quran?

                Yours truly,

                K.Vivekanandan

                Did God promise to protect other scriptures?

                Why not just follow God's final, complete, perfect and fully detailed book - the Quran?

                Where does it say that the Quran is going to be lost? Do you mean 2530, because that one talks about people like you who believe that the Quran is incomplete and go and find other sources beside the Quran.

                Are you a Muslim or a Hindu? If you are a Hindu, then it is great that you are interested in the Quran, but dont tell me that it is incomplete.

                I am no longer a Sunna-rejecter. See 4:59-65, 62:2-4, 3:31, 4:156, 7:157 Messenger teaches and is to be followed and obeyed. Examples of revelation received which is not in the Qur'an: 3:123-126, 33:37, 2:187, 66:3, 62:9.

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                  Peace Meteora,

                  I want you to give direct answer to each of my 10 questions.

                  Yours truly,

                  K.Vivekanandan

                  When I'm not shit busy maybe I will.

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                    No longer a Sunna-rejecter
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                    181 Praise be to God who sent down the book to His servant, and did not allow any flaw in it.

                    I am no longer a Sunna-rejecter. See 4:59-65, 62:2-4, 3:31, 4:156, 7:157 Messenger teaches and is to be followed and obeyed. Examples of revelation received which is not in the Qur'an: 3:123-126, 33:37, 2:187, 66:3, 62:9.

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                      That a specified worship five times a day is a God?s commandment given in all revealed religions is confirmed by the fact that a revealed religion known as Mazdayasni religion or commonly called Zoroastrianism which is the ancient religion of Iran enjoins a specified worship five times a day whose timing is based on the movement of Sun as in the case of Islam.

                      Zoroastrians call this specified worship ?Gah worship/prayer?. The term ?Gah? means ?period of time? or ?place?. So Gah worship means ?timed worship?. It is apparently a name given in latter days to Yasna which has to be performed five times daily in its respective times. In reality, Gah worship is nothing but Yasna in Avestan language which means Fire Oblation or Worship through fire/Fire based worship or Sacrifice. Its Sanskrit equivalent is Yajna as practiced in other revealed religion ?Hinduism?. This worship is called ?Incense Burning? or ?Burnt Offering? in Hebrew scriptures when it is named Salat in the Quran.

                      The striking similarity between Islam and Zoroastrianism in the timing of five daily worship is given below

                      Time/Islam/Zoroasrianism

                      Dawn/Fajr/Havaan
                      Noon/Zuhar/Rapithwan
                      Afternoon/Asr/Uziren
                      Evening/Maghrib/Aiwisuthrem
                      Night/Isha/Ushaen

                      Call for Five daily worship

                      Just like the believers are called for Salat in a Masjid by a Muezzin(caller) in Islam five times a day, the Zoroastrian believers are summoned by the ringing of a bell in the Atash Behram / Agiary / Fire Temple to perform Yasna(Gah worship) five times a day.

                      Ablution

                      Muslims are required to do ritual purification like washing face and limbs before commencing Salat. Likewise, Zoroastrians are required to do wash their face and limbs before commencing Yasna(Gah worship).

                      Head Cover

                      In the same way as Muslims cover their heads traditionally when performing Salat, Zoroastrians are required to cover their heads when performing Yasna(Gah worship).

                      Facing the Direction

                      The direction at which Muslims are to perform Salat is called the Qiblah in the Quran. In the Atashbehram/Agiary the room where the Atash Padshah(Sacred Fire) is enthroned is called the Keblaah in Zoroastrianism.

                      Reading/Reciting portions from Scripture

                      As Muslims are required to read/recite portions from the Quran in the original language of its revelation ie Arabic while performing Salat, Zoroastrians are required to read/recite portions from the Avesta(Gathas) in the original language of its revelation ie Avesta when performing Yasna(Gah worship).

                      Sacred Fire and Incense

                      The method of performing Yasna(Gah worship) done by Zoroastrians is as follows

                      1.Stand before the sacred fire enthroned on the fire altar in an Agiary /Fire Temple or sit or stand before the sacred fire ignited at the home fire altar;

                      1. Read/recite portions from the scripture;

                      3.Burn the powdered herbals/incense on the sacred fire ie oblation into sacred fire.

                      It is where the so-called Muslims shunned the true Salat by substituting the sacred fire and offering incense as oblation into sacred fire with the acts of bowing and prostrating. This is how the sectarian Muslims lost the core part of Salat ie oblation into sacred fire and retained Salat only in the name.

                      Oh Vivek? Screw the sacred fire.

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                        What I'm trying to say is, being deeply in love with the materials rather than comprehending the message, one might as well throw themselves into the fire, or be thrown into it, since they love it so much, they should make love to it too.

                        Zoroastrianism went the path which hardens, when the meaning of the symbolism is perhaps lost, and it becomes about feeding a fire.

                        If someone ignorant responds "screw Allah!" they should know, I am not sexually attracted to Allah in the least bit, nor is there anything at all to be attracted to!

                        Those who love the fire should bathe in it thoroughly. Truly, bathing in fire is transformative! You'll come out looking like a new man!

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                          Salam Brother

                          is GOD a cow ?

                          this question is stupid right ? because GOD IS NOT A COW , but some people believe that GOD IS A COW ! so , do you have to believe that God is a cow because some people do ?

                          you explained the similarities between Zoroastrianism and TRADITIONAL ISLAM according to YOUR PERSPECTIVE which you have DECIDED IT EARLIER !

                          this is a simple question , I want to ask you

                          QURAN IS FULLY DETAILED

                          6114 Shall I seek other than God as a judge when He has sent down to you the Book fully detailed? Those to whom We have given the Book know it is sent down from your Lord with the truth; so do not be of those who have doubt.

                          GOD DOES NOT ERR OR FORGET

                          2052 He said The knowledge of it is with my Lord, in a record. My Lord does not err or forget.

                          GOD DOES NOT RUN OUT OF WORDS

                          3127 And if all the trees on the earth were made into pens, and the ocean were supplied by seven more oceans, the words of God would not run out. God is Noble, Wise.

                          DO YOU AGREE WITH THESE VERSES ?

                          if your answer was yes , please tell me , why did GOD mentioned only 3 ritual/contact prayers in Quran ?

                          1- Quran is not fully detailed , and the other 2 ritual prayers can be found in Hadith >>> FALSE ! 6114 tells that Quran is FULLY DETAILED

                          2- GOD errs and forgets , so he forgot to mention the other 2 ritual prayers >>> FALSE ! 2052 tells that GOD DOES NOT ERR OR FORGET

                          3- GOD runs out of words , He was tired and couldn't mention the other 2 ritual prayers >>> FALSE ! 3127 tells that GOD DOES NOT RUN OUT OF WORDS

                          and we know that GOD IS NOT A LIAR , HE DOES NOT ERR , FORGET or RUN OUT OF WORDS , PLEASE ! THINK CAREFULLY

                          and if any one found mistakes in my reply , please tell me , we can discuss the issue together

                          may ALLAH forgive us All and guide us

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                            good_logic
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                            Peace Kikotsu.

                            You said
                            why did GOD mentioned only 3 ritual/contact prayers in Quran ?

                            You also said
                            and if any one found mistakes in my reply , please tell me , we can discuss the issue together

                            I disagree with you. Where did you get that GOD did mention only 3 from?

                            GOD bless you.
                            Peace.

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                              Kikotsu
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                              Peace Kikotsu.

                              You said
                              why did GOD mentioned only 3 ritual/contact prayers in Quran ?

                              You also said
                              and if any one found mistakes in my reply , please tell me , we can discuss the issue together

                              I disagree with you. Where did you get that GOD did mention only 3 from?

                              GOD bless you.
                              Peace.

                              Salam Brother and thank you for this nice question )

                              there are only 3 named ritual prayers in THE HOLY QURAN and they are

                              1- Dawn Prayer (Salat Al-Fajr) Mentioned in 2458

                              2- Night Prayer (Salat Al-Isha) Mentioned in 2485

                              3- The Middle Prayer (Al-Salat Al-Wusta) Mentioned in 2238

                              Peace )

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                                Man_of_Faith
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                                3- The Middle Prayer (Al-Salat Al-Wusta) Mentioned in 2238

                                If you can even translate "wusta" as middle... that is not very likely.

                                Be safe
                                Amenuel

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                                  Wakas
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                                  peace Kikotsu,

                                  3- The Middle Prayer (Al-Salat Al-Wusta) Mentioned in 2238

                                  Incorrect. See point 11 here
                                  http//mypercept.co.uk/articles/problems-5-salat-Quran.html

                                  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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                                    Taro_Hiroshi
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                                    Peace everyone,

                                    According to Hadith

                                    When Mohammed met God in the seventh heaven through Miraj (an ascension to the heavens), God expected muslims to pray 50 times a day. But fortunately, Moses who was in the sixth heaven, advised Muhammad to reduce the number of prayers. By commuting from the seventh Heaven where God was located, to the sixth heaven where Moses was located, Muhammed was able to reduce the number of prayers even more.

                                    My view

                                    The story of Muhammad's journey/ascension to the sixth and seventh heaven seems to have no basis in the Quran. But this story can be found in Hadith (See Sahih Al-Bukhari 5.227). Since no verse in the Quran states that one must pray 5 times a day, it seems that the notion of 5 daily prayers has its origins in Hadith. The Quran mentions that Muhammad was on a journey, but the details of this journey is different from the details of the Miraj (ascension to the heavens) mentioned in Hadith. So the journey that Muhammad was on, seems to be a different type of journey, according to the Quran. As far as I know, no verse in the Quran states that Muhammad traveled to the sixth heaven to meet Moses and to the seventh heaven to meet God. Besides, the Quran seems to suggest that the only Miracle that was given to Muhammad was the Quran. In other words, it appears that Muhammad could not perform any miracles. If Muhammad could not perform any miracles, was he able to ascend to the sixth and seventh heaven? If my ask me, that sounds unlikely. In verse 1790, the quran seems to suggest that Muhammad's people would not believe in the message of God unless the messenger performed miracles.

                                    Quran 1790-93 And they said "We will not believe unto you until you cause a spring of water to burst out of the ground." "Or that you have an estate of palm trees and grapes, and you cause gushing rivers to burst through it." "Or that you make the heaven fall upon us in pieces as you claimed, or that you bring God and the angels before us." "Or that you have a luxurious mansion, or that you can ascend into the heavens. We will not acknowledge your ascension unless you bring for us a book that we can study." Say, "Glory be to my Lord. Am I anything other than a human messenger!"

                                    Also, some Muslim thinkers who have studied the Quran deeply, claim that Muhammad's journey was a spiritual journey. In other words, they don't believe that Muhammad's journey was a physical journey. It appears that some verses in the Quran are metaphorical (symbolic). But for some reason, a lot of muslims seem to take (interpret) all quranic verses literally.

                                    From my understanding of the Quran, one must perform Salat 2 times each day. In verse 2458, the quran suggests that one must perform Salat at dawn (morning) and at dusk (night). In other words, verse 2458 seems to state that we one must perform Salat 2 times a day.

                                    Quran mentions 2 daily salat

                                    1. Salat Al Fajr (morning).
                                    2. Salat Al Isha (Night).

                                    Since the Quran is complete and detailed, I think that it would be prudent/sensible to only perform Salat 2 times a day.

                                    To sum up, 5 daily Salat seems to have no basis in the Quran. The notion of 5 daily Salat seems to have its origins in Hadith. The Quran suggests that Muhammad could not perform any miracles. Hence, the notion that Muhammad ascended to the sixth and seventh heaven seems to be problematic/unlikely. Also, the quran suggests that one must perform Salat 2 times a day. And since the Quran is complete and detailed, it seems that one does not need to rely on extra quranic teachings (hadith etc.) in regards to how many times one must perform Salat each day.

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                                      good_logic
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                                      Peace Kikotsu.

                                      Let us see then ,since you say,quote

                                      there are only 3 named ritual prayers in THE HOLY QURAN and they are

                                      1- Dawn Prayer (Salat Al-Fajr) Mentioned in 2458

                                      2- Night Prayer (Salat Al-Isha) Mentioned in 2485

                                      3- The Middle Prayer (Al-Salat Al-Wusta) Mentioned in 2238

                                      What do you make of these verses?
                                      1778

                                      What salat is that?
                                      Then
                                      11114

                                      How many salat here? some say 2.some say 3? Look at the threads ,no agreement.
                                      I say three,according to my understanding.

                                      Then there is the verse you mentioned 2228. Some say it does not mean a "middle prayer".Some say it means more than 2, since "saltaini" is an Arabic word for two, "Salawat" means more than 2., hence if there is a middle prayer as well, the minimum "salawat" and a middle prayer is 5?

                                      You see ,may be according to you Qoran says there are only three prayers,but according to others there are only 2 prayers and according to another group there are 5 prayers in Qoran?

                                      Not that simple ,is it? You have to be certain ,you see?

                                      GOD bless you.
                                      Peace

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                                        peace all,

                                        Since the Quran is complete and detailed, I think that it would be prudent/sensible to only perform Salat 2 times a day.

                                        Not that simple ,is it? You have to be certain ,you see?

                                        My view is simple and encompasses other understandings also (e.g. 2, 3, 5 etc), and that is Quran states a minimum of two daily salat for the mumineen. ;D

                                        If readers are researching however, this article is one of the best deconstructions with regard to timings.

                                        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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                                          Man_of_Faith
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                                          (selawat) is a word simply marking plural object and does not specify how many. (selawateh) is singular object alternatively uncountable.

                                          Be safe
                                          Amenuel

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