It is against Quran to claim that the best community decided to corrupt the way of prayers.

Allah the Most High said You are the best community that has ever been brought forth for mankind you enjoin good and forbid evil, and you believe in Allah.

"Khatam An-Nabiyyin" means "The Last Prophet" but I am not sure if it can also mean "the one who confirms the authenticity of previous prophets" in the context of the Quran and Hadith.

What I am unsure about is whether it carries both meanings or only 'The Last Prophet.

J. Khan, you present far-fetched interpretations and translations.

Muhammad (ﷺ) is not the father of any man amongst you, but he is the Messenger of Allah and the Last of the Prophets. And Allah knows everything. (Al-Ahzab, 40).

Prophets are important and relied upon.

These are the ones whom Allah has guided, so follow their guidance. (Al-An'am 90).

Traditionalists pray the five obligatory daily prayers as follows Fajr with 2 Rakat, Dhuhr with 4 Rakat, Asr with 4 Rakat, Maghrib with 3 Rakat, and Isha with 4 Rakat.

I firmly believe in the traditionalist approach to these obligatory prayers. To those who disagree, I ask How can we be sure that the Quran we possess today remains preserved and uncorrupted? The Quran has been transmitted to us through the companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the generations that followed. It is impossible that all Muslims from east to west in the 7th or 8th century onwards suddenly decide unanimously to corrupt the way of performing these obligatory prayers same way (all of them agreeing on a same specific rakat and same specific amount of times a day), just like they did not suddenly decided to change the true Quran.

It is impossible that all Muslims from east to west in the 7th or 8th century onwards decide unanimously to corrupt the way of prayers.

It is against history and logic to claim that all Muslims from Morocco to Pakistan decided unanimously to corrupt the way of prayers in any century.

How do you know that the Quran is preserved to this day and all Muslims from east to west in the 7th or 8th century onwards did not decide unanimously to corrupt the Quran?

https//corpuscoranicum.de/en/verse-navigator/sura/5/verse/6/manuscripts
https//corpuscoranicum.de/en/manuscripts/107/page/1r?sura=17&verse=36

Greetings.

Do you trust the people who wrote these manuscripts? Do you trust them regarding the preservation of the Qur'an and the preservation of religious practices that are very widespread, such as Salah?

https//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9600954.msg254235#msg254235

If you ponder the question I posted above and come to the right conclusions, then other weak doubts will disappear easily for you.

8521 No, it is a glorious Quran.
8522 In a tablet, preserved.

I agree that the Quran is preserved. But I don't how to prove when some people claim Quran is not preserved. The verse you send refers to al-lahw al-mahfuz (the Preserved Tablet), it is also mentioned in the Quran 659, 2775.

the word " l-dhik'r" has been used many times in the Quran

http//corpus.quran.com/qurandictionary.jsp?q=*kr#(1594)

Oh wow. I had no idea of this. Thank you brother Rauf. This will take some time.

You're welcome.
Do you want to watch them all?
There is a time stamp.

Someone should make a refutation against that video. Does anyone know someone has responded to this person's video?

https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_9VHixMOFs

How does Atheists respond to this?

Can hadith rejectors be sure that "Khatam An-Nabiyyin" means "the Last Prophet" and not merely "the one who confirms the authenticity of the previous prophets" just by reading Quran 3340?

Traditionalists pray the five obligatory daily prayers as follows Fajr with 2 Rakat, Dhuhr with 4 Rakat, Asr with 4 Rakat, Maghrib with 3 Rakat, and Isha with 4 Rakat.

I firmly believe in the traditionalist approach to these obligatory prayers. To those who disagree, I ask How can we be sure that the Quran we possess today remains preserved and uncorrupted? The Quran has been transmitted to us through the companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the generations that followed. It is impossible that all Muslims from east to west in the 7th or 8th century onwards suddenly decide unanimously to corrupt the way of performing these obligatory prayers same way (all of them agreeing on a same specific rakat and same specific amount of times a day), just like they did not suddenly decided to change the true Quran.

There are conflicting views on daily prayers among Quran centrics

There are many who claim we should pray towards Kaaba

But there are also many who claim praying towards Kaaba is idol worshipping

How can this issue be solved?

Do you believe praying/salah is obligatory or not?

Peace.

Some people justify from the Quran that Jews have right to have a state. They use chapter 17 verse 104.

The Quran, chapter 17 (Al-Isra), verse 104

And thereafter We said to the Children of Israel 'Dwell in the land. When the promise of the Everlasting Life comes We shall bring you all together.

Whats your thoughts on this?

In Quran 159, it says dhikr will be preserved, dhikr have other meanings too, so how can we know whether Quran is preserved?

If you believe 2 or 3, can you say who changed this tradition and when according to you?