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5-Times Daily Prayer and Sources External to Islam

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    jankren
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    Salam.

    Even if the ritual prayer is invented. It's nothing wrong if we practice it because it is a good way to be in constant remembrance of God. My understanding is from this verse.

    Noone says it is wrong bro. Even if it is proven that the Zoroastrian way of ritual prayers were invented by the Shiite Abbasids I would still uphold the daily prayers because Im used to do them.

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      maxq
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      Noone says it is wrong bro. Even if it is proven that the Zoroastrian way of ritual prayers were invented by the Shiite Abbasids I would still uphold the daily prayers because Im used to do them.

      I think you wanted to say that "Zoroastrian ways of ritual prayers were incorporated into the Islamic lifestyle by the Abbasids"...

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        jankren
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        I think you wanted to say that "Zoroastrian ways of ritual prayers were incorporated into the Islamic lifestyle by the Abbasids"...

        Mmm pretty much yeah. In my post I presumed that everyone knew that the current Islamic ritual prayer is similar to Zoroastrian way of prayer.

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          Wakas
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          bump

          The above notes should be read in conjunction with this book, which seems to support no formalisation of ritual prayer till later. The book is based on early traditional sources so it would seem they imply this too. It is interesting considering nearly every religious cleric keeps going on about we should do things like prophet Muhammad did or his early followers/companions did, yet they dont even though its in their own recorded history.

          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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            hope4
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            bump

            The above notes should be read in conjunction with this book, which seems to support no formalisation of ritual prayer till later. The book is based on early traditional sources so it would seem they imply this too. It is interesting considering nearly every religious cleric keeps going on about we should do things like prophet Muhammad did or his early followers/companions did, yet they dont even though its in their own recorded history.

            Selam Wakas

            At $136 its a little out of my budget. Is it available as a PDF?

            Peace

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              onegod19
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              salam alaykum,

              3621 "Follow those who do not ask you for any wage, and are guided.

              Abraham Original Source of the Contact Prayers
              The Quran teaches us in may suras that Submission (in Arabic "Islam&quot is the religion of Abraham (please consult 2135, 395, 4125, 6161 and 227. Muhammad was a follower of Abraham, as we learn from 16123. All religious practices in Submission (Islam) were given to us through Abraham; they include

              1.the five daily Contact Prayers (Salat),
              2.the obligatory charity (Zakat),
              3.the fasting during Ramadan, and
              4.the Hajj Pilgrimage to Mecca.
              Specifically, we learn from the Quran (2173) that the Contact Prayers (Salat) and the obligatory charity (Zakat) were given to Abraham.

              Numerous verses throughout the Quran inform us that the Contact Prayers were in existence, intact, and practiced before the advent of Muhammad (see for example 835 & 954).

              All positions of the Contact Prayers are found in the Quran, including the standing position (339, 399), the bowing and prostrating positions (Rukoo' and Sujood) (243, 343, 9112, 2226 & 77).

              The Five Times Are Specified in the Quran
              1.The Dawn Prayer is mentioned by name in 2458. Before sunrise.
              2.The Noon Prayer is specified in 1778. When the sun declines.
              3.The Afternoon Prayer is in 2238. Midway between noon and sunset.
              4.The Sunset Prayer is mentioned in 11114. Immediately after sunset.
              5.The Night Prayer is in 11114, and is mentioned by name in 2458.

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              URL All the creatures on earth, and all the birds that fly with wings, are communities like you. We did not leave anything out of this book. To their Lord, all these creatures will be summoned.
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              URL Shall I seek other than GOD as a source of law, when He has revealed to you this book fully detailed? Those who received the scripture recognize that it has been revealed from your Lord, truthfully. You shall not harbor any doubt.

              There is no compulsion in the system, so if you feel the need to seek out other books of conjectrure in order to find waht you wish feel free. However, keep this verse in mind

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              URL Which Hadith, other than this, do they uphold?

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              URL If you obey the majority of people on earth, they will divert you from the path of GOD. They follow only conjecture; they only guess.
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              URL Most of them follow nothing but conjecture, and conjecture is no substitute for the truth. GOD is fully aware of everything they do.

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              URL They have rejected it in the past; they have decided instead to uphold conjecture and guesswork.

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                Wakas
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                peace hope4,

                Not that I am aware of. If you're in the UK, you can get it for ~$100/?66. I haven't read all of it yet, some of it does not interest me but there may be useful bits of info in other articles too. If I come across some interesting info I will post it. I recommend reading some of the content on amazon.

                As a side note, I was considering starting a UK book club (i.e. exchange) for free-minds members, but I'm too busy with other islam/quran projects at the moment, perhaps in the future. I have quite a lot of books.

                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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                  san
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                  As a side note, I was considering starting a UK book club (i.e. exchange) for free-minds members, but I'm too busy with other islam/quran projects at the moment, perhaps in the future. I have quite a lot of books.

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                    hope4
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                    As a side note, I was considering starting a UK book club (i.e. exchange) for free-minds members, but I'm too busy with other islam/quran projects at the moment, perhaps in the future. I have quite a lot of books.

                    Selam Wakas

                    I think that would be a great idea. What also would be a good idea is to set up a study centre. But we would need a grant of some sort for that.

                    Peace

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                      Wakas
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                      If you live near universities and can get access to their library you will often find good book collections, e.g. SOAS in London.

                      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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