Additional information on salat...
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peace all,
The following is a selected sub-part of my study/article. Every occurence of the root sawd-lam-waw was analysed to gain any additional information about salat from Al-Quran.
Feel free to insert any of the following to see if they fit coherently
prayer, supplication, petition, oration, eulogy, benediction, commendation, blessing, honour, magnifiy, bring forth, follow closely, commitment, learning connection, assembly, linkThe list does not go into detail. However, if anyone wishes for me to clarify something, just ask.
the salat should be done during/close to the morning & evening twilight times
Men and women can uphold the salat.
salat involves yielding in some way
one can seek help through the salat
those who have faith/belief/trust uphold the salat
salat involves speaking and one should know what one is saying (i.e. have a clear head, not intoxicated).
One should be clean before coming near the salat.
salat is finite
salat can be shortened and done on the move in case of fear
If in a place of hostility, believers can uphold the salat in two groups, in a rotational manner
It can end with 'submitting/agreeing/hearing&obeying/responding positively'
For the faithful/believer/trustful the salat is a timed book/decree/law
It is implied that taking the words of scrupture out of context and forgeting much of what one was reminded of goes against upholding the salat
the salat can be called to
It is possible to take the salat as fun and games (entertainment/amusement).
Is disregarding the covenant of the scripture and conveying misinformation about God the opposite of holding tight to the book and upholding the salat?
those who set-up partners can repent and uphold the salat if they trangressed in the system
Is 911-12 contrasting the difference between upholding the salat and breaking it?
the temples of God are maintained/visited by those who uphold the salat
salat can be attended
having authority in the land allows one to uphold the salat more easily/properly
dwellings/homes can be used to uphold the salat
Does 1778 interchange quran-alfajr with salat-alfajr, i.e. are these two related?
The salat can be neglected, in favour of following desires
uphold the salat for the rememberance/mentioning of God
the salat deters/discourages evil and vice
Is 312-7 contrasting upholding the salat (based on God's guidance) to upholding of a baseless narration/saying?
Does 3333-34 imply upholding the salat is linked to study/upholding of scripture?
Does 4238 imply responding to God and group consultation can be involved in the salat?
birds know their salat
One should preserve/protect/guard/maintain the most conforming/equitable/just/balanced salat
Does salat involve devoutly persisting to God?
one can uphold the salat lazily and only to show the people
group/community/plural based salat implied
Being involved in intoxicants & gambling can repel you away from the salat.
Issues of inheritance/wills due to unexpected deaths can be conducted after the salat
One can order their family/people with the salat
One should be patient with the salat
Those who uphold the salat include the lowly/humble/submissive/obedient.
One should not be distracted by trade or sale from upholding the salat
One should be humble during their salat
The musalleena preserve/protect/gaurd/maintain their salat
One can uphold the salat, only wanting to be seen doing so
salat can involve noise/whistling/aversion/deceit/imitation/clapping?
rejecters can pretend to uphold the salat
One's salat can instruct/order oneself (e.g. to uphold a certain way/system)
One's salat can be a tranquility (assurance?) for another, e.g. that they will be treated in a certain way
One should not be too loud in making the salat
One's salat is to/for God
the salat should be taken seriously
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peace to all,
i read the listed ayats and the word oration seemed to fit quite a few of them when i used it to replace to word salat.........i gotta think about this
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Peace Wakas
peace DQ,
Wakas, what was the title of the rulers of ancient Egypt?
Dont really know... Pharaohs? If you meant the Arabic... firAAa (root Fa-Ra-Ayn)?
Wakas
Yes, I do know. Yesterday, I was talking to Muslim sister and she said that I was incorrect in referring to the ruler of Egypt, during Yusef's time, as Pharoah, because the Arabic word for him was malik, king. She said Pharoah, during Mose's time, was not a title meaning king/ruler, but that was that king's personal name. I don't believe Pharoah was his personal names, however, I did find it interesting that malik was used instead of Pharoah. Any thoughts?
Mormons -- a group of Christians whom many Christians consider NOT Christian -- have a scripture in which Pharoah is given as the name of the king of Egypt. Maybe the Muslim sister with whom you discussed this learned it from Mormons.
Peace
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Peace be upon you,
I believe that this corruption is intentional , to keep people from searching the truth about Kemet, the original name of Egypt. That is why they say the children of Isreal escaped "egypt". There is no historical record of such an event. In fact Kemet was a place where people came to learn philosophy, math, and all areas of knowledge. The Greeks learned from the Kemetans and changed many of the names of the stories, Like the oldest recorded SYMBOLIC story of Ausar and Auset, which they changed to Osirus and Isis.
Since my study of the philosophy of Kemet, many things I could not understand regarding this reading(quran) have come to light.
Bottom line is that Kemet was an African nation and the white supremicts want people to think that before Greece, all people were dumb. They want us to think that Africans could not think scientifically, so much so that some even credit the Pyramids to Aliens and so forth.
