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(Another) personal investigation of salat

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    brook
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    Salaam MesMorial. Thanks for intending to learn what I advocate in terms of number of obligatory salawat each day. I advocate 2.

    I can't see in the Quran a so-called "middle prayer" to be performed in an allocated time-span with a beginning and an end, which is a must for it to be obligatory according to 4103. The time for the salati al-wusta mentioned in 2238, for example, is so unclear that you can not even tell whether it is noon time or midnight.

    If I remember correctly, adverb wusta in "as-salati al-wusta" has been discussed in detail in this forum and decided that it means moderate, which covers all salawat. That is, the evening salat and the morning salat and the salat on the cogregation day are all to be performed moderately, without resorting to the extreme. Please refer to Al-Israa 110, where God says "Neither speak thy prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course in between."

    Peace,
    Hasan Ak?ay

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      http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9600954.msg256826#msg256826

      Peace,
      Khalil

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        Salaaman MesMorial,

        Salaam and many thanks.

        That leaves the problem of the "middle prayer"... -[

        I am not sure that 2187 mentions a specific time for Fajr since it is referring to fasting...but nevertheless.
        Peace.

        This is how I understand the "Middle Prayer"

        http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9601300.0

        May Allah guide us all towards His path.
        Mohammed M. Khan

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          loxbox13
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          Maybe the wusta, middle prayer in the friday prayer, or paybe sat wusta isn't a prayer at all, salah too has multiple meanings in the quran

          is there a jumaa prayer ? if there is, what is it's time ?

          Duluk shams = The rubbing of the sun, that is exactly when it is setting while u still see it, well, i am not 100% sure, but many arabic speaking people told me that ,

          The salat duluk shams to Ghasak a layl = 1 time range , so the evening is one salat
          The fadjr is easy , it is one salat, starts when the stars satrt fading away, that is when the 1 st daylight start until the complete daytime right before the sun start going up

          2 parts of the day and close to the night ( some interpret it part of the night ) still , if we say one part of the day to closer part of the night, and the other one two, the oether part of the day and close to the night
          it can also be interpreted as 2 prayers of tarafay nahar ( extreme parts of the day ) and on the night ( as another prayer) even this one is 2 plus one nafila, for there is a verse that says night time there is nafila et not obligatory

          Every prophet had the celebration Ashi wa ibkar or bukratan wa assila or ghodou wa lassal , these too, they all go for the two parts of the day and this is the prophets

          Let's see the prayers of the prophets

          This comment isn't final, still researching, but so Far logic keep taking me for two salats , Fadjr and Isha plus joumouaa
          I have a problem defining a time for jumuaa if it is really a salat prayer, or salat wusta, if jumuaa is salat wusta than there is no problem, it is at noon, for it is right in the middle
          well , this is what i think for now

          brook

          Tarafay annahar = the two parts of the day (litteraly)
          they're not on the night, they're on the day side, it is part of nahar (daytime) not layl ( night time)
          one start at the begining of the fading of the stars and ends at right before sunrise ot at sunrise ( i am not sure )
          Isha starts at the rubbing of the sun to ghassaq allayl ( beggining of the darkness ) or in another verse Zulfan mina layl,(close to the noght ), when it's completely night, it starts a nafila, time of isha is gone
          this is what i think about it, what do u think ?

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            Salaaman LoxBox......13,

            Everything is very clear in AlQuraan by Allah's grace... Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Aalameen.

            Please have a look at my understanding below

            Maybe the wusta, middle prayer in the friday prayer, or paybe sat wusta isn't a prayer at all, salah too has multiple meanings in the quran

            is there a jumaa prayer ? if there is, what is it's time ?

            4103

            4103 So, when you have completed the contact prayer, then remember Allah while standing, or sitting, or on your sides. So, when you are relieved, then make the contact prayer straight. Indeed, the contact prayer for the believers is a timed schedule.

            What are the timings then? There are three Salaat timings as follows

            Salaat AlFajr 2458
            Salaat AlEshaan 2458
            Salaat AlWusta 2238

            Detail about Fajr time 2187
            Detail about Eshaan time 3831 or 3830-32
            Detail about Wusta time 589

            As I explained in http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9601300.0

            Wusta is referring to Salaat AlJuma and timings are self-explanatory. How?

            2238 is talking about Salaats and when it says Middle that means in Middle of the two regulars Salaat. No, no, not daily, only on Juma day. Please refer 629

            Lets have another look to see weather Middle time is fit for Salaat AlJuma or not.

            629

            629 O you who believe, if the contact prayer is called to at the Friday, then you shall hasten towards the remembrance of Allah, and cease all selling. This is better for you, if only you knew.

            Here, when were you selling? I mean at what time... at Fajr or at Eshaan? Fajr is not possible, cause before Fajr you are not selling anything, but that is time .... 2458

            So, Salaat AlJuma is not at Fajr. Confirmed!

            6210

            6210 Then, once the contact prayer is complete, you shall disperse through the land and seek the provisions of Allah, and remember Allah frequently that you may succeed.

            You see, here, seek the provisions of Allah... When? After Eshaan? No, look at 2458

            Salaat AlJuma is not at Eshaan, confirmed!

            That means Salaat AlJuma is not at Fajr and not at Eshaan time... then, what is the time?

            Middle of Fajr and Eshaan times.

            Hope you understand inshaAllah.

            2 parts of the day and close to the night ( some interpret it part of the night ) still , if we say one part of the day to closer part of the night, and the other one two, the oether part of the day and close to the night
            it can also be interpreted as 2 prayers of tarafay nahar ( extreme parts of the day ) and on the night ( as another prayer) even this one is 2 plus one nafila, for there is a verse that says night time there is nafila et not obligatory

            It is really easy to understand 11114 inshaAllah. Please have a look...

            1778

            Aqimi AlSalaata = Single Salaat

            11114

            Aqimi AlSalaata = Single Salaat

            Hope this help inshaAllah.

            Every prophet had the celebration Ashi wa ibkar or bukratan wa assila or ghodou wa lassal , these too, they all go for the two parts of the day and this is the prophets

            Let's see the prayers of the prophets

            None of the above aayat talks about Salaat... Please take a close look, No Salaat word is used.

            May Allah guide us all towards the correct path.

            Mohammed M. Khan

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              Wakas
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              peace mmkhan,

              You provide no time-range for what you call the "middle salat", which is present for the fajr and isha timings. This and other points has been discussed here for example
              http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=7727.0

              Personally, I have not seen anyone prove more than two daily salat from The Quran.

              And as for salat al juma, see reply 11
              http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=12309.0

              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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                loxbox13
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                mmkhan

                Does the word Sabbih mean salat or non ? I see too people interpret it as salat, how many types of salat there is in the quran, i know it has multiple meaning for allah did salat on the prophet, the prophet did salat on the believers etc.... plus somewhere where salat has nothiing to do with salat times etc... u understand where i am confused?
                Why salat wusta is in between a sbject of family rules, god was talking about marriages and all than he says hafidou aala salat wousta than keep talking about rules of family and divorce etc..... u see my confusion ? what prouves that salat wousta is a time for salat from the verses?

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                  Salaaman Wakas,

                  Thank you for the links, inshaAllah, I will go through them.

                  You provide no time-range for what you call the "middle salat", which is present for the fajr and isha timings. This and other points has been discussed here for example

                  Time range for Salaat is already mentioned in 1778 and that range follows the other Salaats as well.

                  Like the way/procedure of Salaat is mentioned in 4102, the same goes for all the Salaats.

                  It does mean that all Salaats does not have different time range.

                  Personally, I have not seen anyone prove more than two daily salat from The Quran.

                  Yes, I agree. Even I believe the same, Alhamdulillah.

                  peace mmkhan,

                  You provide no time-range for what you call the "middle salat", which is present for the fajr and isha timings. This and other points has been discussed here for example
                  http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=7727.0

                  Personally, I have not seen anyone prove more than two daily salat from The Quran.

                  And as for salat al juma, see reply 11
                  http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=12309.0

                  May Allah guide us all towards the Truth.

                  Mohammed M. Khan

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                    Salaam Loxbox...13,

                    Does the word Sabbih mean salat or non ? I see too people interpret it as salat,

                    Salaat is called Salaat in AlQuraan.
                    Sabbih is called Sabbih in AlQuraan.
                    Dzikr is called Dzikr in AlQuraan.
                    etc. etc...

                    Same as
                    Naas is called Naas in AlQuraan.
                    Mo'min is called Mo'min in AlQuraan.
                    Kafir is called Kafir in AlQuraan.
                    Nabi is called Nabi in AlQuraan.
                    Rasool is called Rasool in AlQuraan.
                    etc. etc..

                    We cannot mix the words or we cannot change it meanings. Why not others interpret the meaning of Mo'min as Non-believers. Cause they understand there, then why not about Sabbih???

                    how many types of salat there is in the quran, i know it has multiple meaning for allah did salat on the prophet, the prophet did salat on the believers etc.... plus somewhere where salat has nothiing to do with salat times etc... u understand where i am confused?

                    Salaat is simply Salaat, no more, no less.
                    Salaat simply means "Link". It can be translated at 'connection' or 'linking' or 'contact' or something similar.

                    I did not understand what you mean by "somewhere where salat has nothiing to do with salat times etc".

                    Why salat wusta is in between a sbject of family rules, god was talking about marriages and all than he says hafidou aala salat wousta than keep talking about rules of family and divorce etc..... u see my confusion ? what prouves that salat wousta is a time for salat from the verses?

                    OK...

                    Allah talks about multiple things in a single aayat, as 1785

                    1785

                    1785 And they ask you concerning the Spirit. Say The Spirit is from the authority of my Lord; and the knowledge you were given was but very little.

                    This aayat talks about two different things. One part talks about 'AlRooh' and the second talks about 'Knowledge in general'. Second part is NOT ONLY referring to AlRooh but it includes AlRooh.

                    And the one you are talking about is already separated by aayaats. That means, they are in different aayaats, no matter what is it talking about.

                    Hope this helps, inshaAllah.

                    May Allah guide us all towards the Truth.
                    Mohammed M. Khan

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                      peace mmkhan,

                      Salaat AlFajr 2458
                      Salaat AlEshaan 2458
                      Salaat AlWusta 2238

                      Detail about Fajr time 2187
                      Detail about Eshaan time 3831 or 3830-32
                      Detail about Wusta time 589

                      As I explained in http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9601300.0

                      1. Can you clarify the relevance of 589 with "wusta"?
                      2. Provide us with your translation of 3830-32
                      3. Provide us with your translation of 11114
                      4. Your answers to the issues raised here http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=7727.0
                      5. Provide us with your time-range for your "al salat al wusta"

                      Thanks.

                      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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