Are the 99 names of Allah (Asma Al husna) must be says during salat?

unknownuser

Assalamualaikum , with the name of God The Mighty, Allah

Ok it's my new post, cause I'm just registring here.

Ok we go to the point , its verse in Quran
Say, "Call upon Allah or call upon the Most Merciful. Whichever you call - to Him belong the best names." And do not recite loudly in your prayer or quietly but seek between that an way.(17110)

In my oppinion, according to this verse, Allah told us to call ITs Best Names (Asma Al husna) during salat.

So I have questions

Is that best names must be say during our stand, bow and kneeling (salat) ?
According to Quran teaching, What's the specific words for to say during salat?, The best names?Some verses? or we create own words to God according our hearts?

I'm convert to Quran alone this year, I'm already discusing with my friend who also convert, but still cannot find the point, what must say during our salat and then I searching some Quranist sites but have different answers.

So I pleased to my brother and sister to help me for the solution. In the Name of Allah, I beg you.

Wassalam sun sun

Zulf

Peace and welcome!

These are my current opinions and ideas

a) You'll find many, many interesting ideas and discussions on this forum on what Salat really is and how to "do" Salat.

b) Part of what this verse is talking about, in my understanding, is that we should not get stuck up on any special name. That's why it says we can use 'Allah' or 'al Rahman' or any of the most beautiful names. I'd be careful to limit Allah's most beautiful names to a list of 99 names. Those more knowledgeable about the quran than me can answer how many beautiful names there actually are in the quran... but I cannot see why even that set of names (in the quran) should be a limit or exclusive list. Perhaps it may be wise to look deeper into what Asma al Husna really means and entails. Probably, as with most things... there are many levels of understanding to it.

So I haven't really answered your specific questions.

Kind regards

mmkhan

Salaam Earthdom,

welcome to the forum.

How do you know that Allah has 99 names when it is said so in alQuraan? Please click here to see what I am saying.

Hope this may help you inshaAllah.

May Allah bless you and increase us in knowledge and guide us to His only path pr
mmKhan

GODsubmitter

It is very important not to add or to omit anything during the Contact prayer (Salat) because it is strictly structured and mathematically proven what so say and how many times.

Important
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjOxG-cDrGw&feature=relmfu

Learn all about Contact Prayers (Salat) here
http//www.masjidtucson.org/submission/practices/salat/

muawiya

Dear Earthdom,

So I have questions

Is that best names must be say during our stand, bow and kneeling (salat) ?
According to Quran teaching, What's the specific words for to say during salat?, The best names?Some verses? or we create own words to God according our hearts?

Let me share my opinion

You can say any of Allah's name/attribute when you do shalat. There is no specific instruction ( from Alllah in Qur'an).
For example, if you want ALLAH to add up your 'rizq' (rejeki, wealth, whatever..) you can Allah as Al-Razzaq Nama Allah ?Maha Pemberi Rezeki? (&nbsp, so in the heart we know rhe rizq is only from Allah, so you pray for it to Allah.
Also no specific specific teaching from Quran.
You may follow other people say when they do salat. As reciting AlFatihah when standing, sabbaha when you bow and keeling.
You also can consider this 1790-91

17.79. And some part of the night awake for it, a largess for thee. It may be that thy Lord will raise thee to a praised estate
7.80. And say My Lord! Cause me to come in with a firm incoming and to go out with a firm outgoing. And give me from Thy presence a sustaining Power.

Salam
Muawiya

unknownuser

Peace Muawiya

?Maha Pemberi Rezeki? ( )

Looks like you're Indonesian too handshake

Originally this is my first thread, since I registering this forum and it's ok if you want sunduls it again.
But thanks to remind me about this, your explanation is good, but until know I still cannot find concept about "Imam-Makmum" in any verses in the Quran.

Yes there is no regulation for what must recite in the Salat, but some surah like Fatehah and An Naas are the verses which can be used to praise Allah.

This is good discussion which related to this
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9604192.msg311373#msg311373
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=15172.msg143770#msg143770