So do we want to know ,really, what are the Hajj,Sallat,Rama

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Salaams,
For those who really ,trully,want to find out............

In which countries of the world did Prophets arise?
According to Islam/submission, God sent prophets to all nations on earth, at various stages of their histories. The Holy Quran says
"And for every nation there is a messenger." (1047)
"And there is not a people but a warner has gone among them." (3524)
In which of these Prophets of God do those who submit have to believe?
Those who submit have to believe in all the prophets and messengers of God, equally, without distinction, wherever they may have appeared. In the Holy Quran (2136, 285, and 384 etc.) it is stated clearly "We make no distinction between them".
Did any Prophets appear other than those mentioned in the Holy Quran?
Certainly. The Quran itself tells us that it has mentioned only some of the prophets (see 4164). Since prophets appeared in every part of the world, and there were many in each nation, to make a full list of names is impossible. Those who submit have to believe in and respect all the prophets, whether named in the Holy Quran or not.
It is well?known that Those who submit believe in the Israelite Prophets, including Jesus. How do they regard the great figures of other religions, such as Krishna, Buddha, and Confucius?
It is quite obvious from the teachings of the Holy Quran that, as God sent Prophets to every nation, and quite a large number of them appeared all over the world, the ancient founders of these other religions too would have been Prophets and messengers of God. In fact, wherever there are people following a sacred scripture older than the Quran, their religious founders mentioned in those Books should be accepted by Muslims as true prophets of God. It has been suggested that Buddha is mentioned in the Holy Quran by the name Dhul?Kifl, meaning man of Kifl, where Kifl is the Arabic form of the name of his birth-place Kapilvestu.
What did the Prophets teach?
They all gave the same basic teaching that man should worship God, and God alone, and do good to his fellow?beings. Of course, the language of the teachings differed according to the nation and the time in which a Prophet appeared. In the Holy Quran, the teachings of all Prophets are in Arabic, and the Prophets and their true followers are those who submit to God. See, for example, 2131-133 and 5111. This refers to the fact that the fundamental teachings given by all of them were the same - submission to God and peace with fellow human beings.

So if the the prophets to every nation taught basically the same concepts ,but we all know they have been corrupted over time and turned into rituals and the like ,the concepts must still exist in each nation but have been covered over with a lot of man-made garbage-So/But/And thus must be possible to see the concepts if and when we remove the rituals?And I think then we should know the answers to what salaat,hajj,slaughtere.t.c really aught to have been.

Why not try doing an exercise and see what you come up with ,with respect to countries you are basically living in,Thanks,Salaams.