I'm a bit confused. Sunnis and shias pay 2.5% zakat every year. How much do quranites pay?

Salam,

On the other hand, where in the Quran that forbids saying peace be upon him?

Hati

Many things aren't in the quran; that's what led to so many sunnah innovations in the first place.

Thanks for the replies.

Does this mean that 2.5% zakat isn't required? It can be 1%?

BUT WHERE IN QURAN DOES IT SAY P.B.U.H. AFTER NAMES LIKE IBRAHIM, YAKUB, ESA, NUH ETC. ETC.?

Muhammad is a special case because he was alive at the time. We don't know how Muhammad referred to past prophets because that's sunnah and no sunnah is reliable. So far, I haven't seen P.B.U.H. after any past prophets' names in the quran. If Allah doesn't say to say PBUH after ALL prophets' names (not just Muhammad), why should I force myself to do what Allah hasn't asked me to do?

Quran repeatedly says people who believe AND do good deeds will see paradise. So sects lik Ibadiyya say muslims who sinned a lot go to hell forever just as the quran usually says.

Sunnis say even bad muslims get out of jahannam eventually based on a hadith and one ayat that says even an atom of faith will be rewarded somehow. So this means all muslims go to paradise eventually.

Who's right?

When I read quran it doesn't say 'peace be upon him' after it mentions the names of prophets. Is pbuh an innovation?

If the formula for it isn't mentioned in quran, then couldn't anything be said as a form of respect, rather than the formulaic hadith-based 'peace be upon him' of sunnis or 'peace be upon him and his family' of shee'ahs?

Do I have to rely on hearsay, or can is the answer directly in the quran?