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Can we translate "As-Salat" as "Social Justice"?

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  • The_SardarT Offline
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    The_Sardar
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    uh-no and uh-no handshake

    Salam brother Hawk99 here are the root words of Salat & Zakat for everyone to see

    Sad-Lam-Waw ( &#1608 = prayer, supplication, petition, oration, eulogy, benediction, commendation, blessing, honour, magnify, bring forth, follow closely, walk/follow behind closely, to remain attached.
    In a horse race when the second horse follows the first one so closely that its head always overlaps the first horse?s body that horse is called AL-MUSSALLI (i.e. the one who follows closely / remains attached).
    Central portion of the back, portion from where the tail of an animal comes out, the rump.

    musalla (&#1610 n. m. - 2125

    salat (&#1577 n. f. sing. - 23, 243, 245, 283, 2110, 2153, 2177, 2238, 2277, 443, 477, 4101, 4102, 4103, 4103, 4103, 4142, 4162, 56, 512, 555, 558, 591, 5106, 672, 692, 6162, 7170, 83, 835, 95, 911, 918, 954, 971, 9103, 1087, 1187, 11114, 1322, 1431, 1437, 1440, 1778, 17110, 1931, 1955, 1959, 2014, 20132, 2173, 2235, 2241, 2278, 232, 2437, 2441, 2456, 2458, 2458, 273, 2945, 2945, 3031, 314, 3117, 3333, 3518, 3529, 4238, 5813, 629, 6210, 7023, 7034, 7320, 985, 1075
    salawat (&#1578 nom. gen. n. plu. - 2157, 2238, 999, 2240, 239

    salla (&#1610 vb.II m.
    perf. act. 7531, 8715, 9610
    impf. act. 339, plu. neg. 4102, plu. 4102, tusalli (&#1604 neg. 984, yusallee (&#1610 sing. 3343, yusalloona (&#1606 plu. 3356
    salli (&#1604 impv. 9103, salloo (&#1575 plu. 3356, 1082
    musalleena (&#1606 pcple. act. plu. acc. gen. 7022, 7443, 1074

    LL, V4, p 444, 445 ## http//ejtaal.net/aa/#q=SLW

    Zay-Kaf-Waw ( &#1608 = it increased/augmented, it throve/grew well/flourished/prospered and produced fruit, it was/became pure, purification, goodness/righteousness, lead/enjoy a plentiful/easy/soft/delicate life, put into a good/right state/condition, alms, poor-rate/due

    Zakaa (prf. 3rd. p.m. sing) He was clean , pure
    Zakkaa (prf. 3rd. p.m. sing. II) He purified.
    Yuzakkii (imp. 3rd. p.m. sing. II) He purifies
    Tuzakkii (imp. 2nd. p.m. sing. II) Thou purifieth.
    Yuzakkuuna (imp. 3rd. p.m. plu. II.) They purify.
    Laa Tuzakkuu (prt. neg. n. plu.) Make no pretentions to the purity (of your souls); justify not; Do not praise (yourself to be pure and pious).
    Tazakka (prf. 3rd. p.m. sing. V) He purified himself.
    Yatazakkaa (imp. 3rd. p.m. sing. V) He purifies himself
    Yazzakka (imp. 3rd. p.m. sing. V.) Purify himself.
    Zakaat (n.) Purification; purity; poor tax; purifying alms
    Zakiyyan (act. pic. m. sing. acc.) Most pure
    Zakiyyatan (act. pic. f. sing) Pure; innocent.
    Azkaa (elative) The purest

    zaka vb. (I)
    perf. act. - 2421
    zakat n.f. - 243, 283, 2110, 2177, 2277, 477, 4162, 512, 555, 7156, 95, 911, 918, 971, 1881, 1913, 1931, 1955, 2173, 2241, 2278, 234, 2437, 2456, 273, 3039, 314, 3333, 417, 5813, 7320, 985
    zakiy n.m. (adj. comp. azka) - 2232, 1819, 1874, 1919, 2428, 2430

    zakka vb. (II)
    perf. act. - 919
    impf. act. - 2129, 2151, 2174, 377, 3164, 449, 449, 9103, 2421, 5332, 622

    tazakka vb, (V)
    perf. act. - 2076, 3518, 7918, 8714
    impf. act. - 3518, 803, 807, 9218

    Lane's Lexicon, Volume 3, pages 406, 407 ## http//ejtaal.net/aa/#q=zkw

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      hawk99
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      ) thank you brother The Sardar, I started to paste the exact same
      page as you and concluded that salat as 'Social Justice and "Az-Zakat" as
      'Distribution of Wealth/Resources was incorrect, therefore I concluded
      "uh-no and uh-no" what do you think?

      peace

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        The_Sardar
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        ) thank you brother The Sardar, I started to paste the exact same
        page as you and concluded that salat as 'Social Justice and "Az-Zakat" as
        'Distribution of Wealth/Resources was incorrect, therefore I concluded
        "uh-no and uh-no" what do you think?

        peace

        Salam/Peace paste what exactly?

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          hawk99
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          #24

          Salam/Peace paste what exactly?

          @ The Sardar, I copied the definitions of Sad-Lam-Waw and Zay-Kaf-Waw
          from project root list but decided not to use them in my post!

          Copy = gather information
          paste = put in another place

          peace

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            IsaMuslim
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            Red That is not exactly correct dear brother, we are more servants because in these verses talks about freeing slaves. (9010-14, 2177, 960)

            You can see an article by brother Wakas http//www.misconceptions-about-islam.com/islam-quran-abolish-slavery.htm

            Salaam brother,
            Of course it depends on your definitions of "servant" and "slave".

            To me, whether we say that we are slaves of God, or servants of God, is the same; the concept of being slaves/servants to God ('Abd) is that we are dependant on Him, like a slave is dependant on his master.

            The Quran of course is to abolish the literal slavery between humans.

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              Salaam brother,
              Of course it depends on your definitions of "servant" and "slave".

              To me, whether we say that we are slaves of God, or servants of God, is the same; the concept of being slaves/servants to God ('Abd) is that we are dependant on Him, like a slave is dependant on his master.

              The Quran of course is to abolish the literal slavery between humans.

              I am not sure of being slaves of God would really fit us to be honest, He gave us an important advice to verify information (1736). Plus abolishing slavery but beings slaves to our beloved Creator would be hypocritical. Servant is more fitting because you are upholding the covenant of Allah (SWTAY). (http//mypercept.co.uk/articles/covenant-quran.html)

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                amin
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                Salam! Establish Love/Affection? It is good to ears but Why, How and with/for whom? Please elaborate.

                So how do we show our grattitude to someone whom we are indebted?

                By Salat some just say we connect to Him, but how? In many faiths including Islam, people bring in offerings and used to distribute to the needy, and in Quranic verses too Zakat/help comes mostly along with Salat .We are blessed and also in need of blessings and Salat i think is our expression in return to that blessings we get. God loves/bless us and naturally we should return the same. Salat to God could be the way we express our love and affection to Him. It can be in any way we think is opt. The rich by giving their excess wealth, a learned one could share their knowledge and each one serving what they are blessed with. I donot think Salaat ends up in a plain ritual but it creates a platform to volunteer ourselves to give back what we are blessed with.

                When the Malaikah do Salat on the Prophet, then they are showing their favor/support to the prophet to spread his message and thats Allah's Salat too.

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