Prayer

Books 5

Quran, Hadith, and Islam

Arabian society before Muhammad, including his idolatrous opponents, observed the five daily Salat prayers as we do, except for using the Ibrahimy Faatihha instead of the Quranic one.“Thus, Abu Lahab, Abu Jahl, and the idolaters of Quraish used to observe the FIVE DAILY SALAT PRAYERS exactly as we do today, with the single exception of substituting the Quranic Faatihha for the Ibrahimy Faatihha.”

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Jews and Christians lost the Salat prayers, though remnants remain among the Samaritans and the Russian Orthodox Church.“There are remnants of the Salat prayers among the Jews, namely, the Samaritans, and the Christians (the Russian Orthodox Church).”"Generations came thereafter who LOST the Salat prayers, and pursued their lusts." (19:59)

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No names besides God's may be mentioned in Salat, so the Tashahhud praising Muhammad and Abraham is an innovation and idol worship.“It is God's commandment that we shall not mention any names in our Salat prayers, beside the name of God (72:18).”“It should be noted that even the sources of Hadith & Sunna recognize "Tashahhud" as an innovation which is not part of the Salat prayers!”

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Salat should be said in an intermediate tone, and keeping total silence in certain prayers comes from sources other than the Quran."When you observe your Salat prayers, your voice shall not be too loud, nor too low; you shall maintain an intermediate tone." (17:110)“WHERE DID THEY GET THESE INSTRUCTIONS? From another god beside God; from other sources beside Quran.”

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The word Salat means only one thing, the observance of specific practices involving bowing and prostration, and its command early in revelation shows it was already known.“The word "Salat" is very specific and means only one thing, i.e., the observance of specific practices involving bowing and prostration.”“DOES IT MAKE ANY SENSE THAT GOD WOULD ISSUE A COMMANDMENT TO OBSERVE SOMETHING NOT ALREADY KNOWN ???”

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Appendices 22

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

The Quran gives numerous commandments governing all aspects of life, while five basic pillars have been traditionally emphasized: bearing witness to God alone, five daily Contact Prayers, Ramadan fasting, Zakat, and Hajj.“Although the Quran provides numerous important commandments governing all aspects of our lives (see for example 17:22-38), five basic “pillars” have been traditionally emphasized.”“1. Shahaadah: Bearing witness that there is no other god besides God. 2. Salat: Observing five daily Contact Prayers. 3. Seyaam: Fasting during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar (Ramadan).”

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Appendix 7, Why Were We Created?

The world is designed to show whether we uphold God's authority or Satan's views, and the changing day and night test our willingness to observe the Dawn Prayer and fast during the hottest, longest days.“The world is divinely designed to manifest our decision to uphold either God’s absolute authority, or Satan’s idolatrous views (67:1-2). The day and the night change constantly to test our willingness to uphold God’s laws by observing the Dawn Prayer and fasting during the hottest and longest days.”

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Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Praying the contact prayers silently is a distortion of the tone of voice, which the Quran corrected.“The tone of voice during the contact prayers (Salat) was distorted—many Muslims pray silently. This was corrected in the Quran, 17:110.”

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The Quran's mathematical code confirms the units of the five daily prayers as 2, 4, 4, 3, and 4, and the number 24434 is a multiple of 19.“The Quran’s mathematical code confirms the number of Rak‘ahs in the five prayers 2, 4, 4, 3, and 4, respectively. The number 24434 is a multiple of 19.”

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The universal acceptance of the number of units in the five daily prayers, about which there is no dispute, proves God preserved the contact prayers given to Abraham.“Another proof of divine preservation of the Islamic practices given to Abraham is the “Universal Acceptance” of such practices. There is no dispute concerning the number of Rak‘ahs in all five daily prayers. This proves the divine preservation of Salat.”

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Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

When God spoke to Moses directly without angels, He spoke only in the singular, commanding worship of Him alone and the contact prayers.“When God spoke to Moses directly, without the mediation of angels, we see that God is speaking exclusively in the singular tense”“I am God. There is no other god besides Me. You shall worship Me alone, and observe the regular contact prayers (Salat) to commemorate Me.”

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Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

A long number built from the five prayers, their units, and representations of The Key is a multiple of 19 with 4636 digits, confirming all five contact prayers.“Awesome Mathematical Miracle Confirms All the 5 Contact Prayers”“Not only is the resulting long number a multiple of 19, but also the number of its component digits is 4636 (19x244)”

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Contact prayers must be devoted to God alone, so commemorating Muhammad and his family or Abraham and his family during prayer is idolatry that renders the prayers null and void.“This most important duty in Islam (Submission) has been so severely distorted that the contact prayers (Salat) have become a practice in idolatry for the vast majority of Muslims.”“Although the Quran commands that our contact prayers must be devoted to God alone (20:14; 39:3, 45), today’s Muslims insist on commemorating”“This renders the prayers null and void (39:65).”

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Each contact prayer is valid anytime from when it becomes due until the next prayer is due; a missed prayer cannot be made up, and one can only repent and ask forgiveness.“Each contact prayer is valid if observed anytime during the period it becomes due until the next prayer becomes due. Once missed, a given contact prayer is a missed opportunity that cannot be made up; one can only repent and ask forgiveness.”

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Reciting The Key during the contact prayers establishes contact with our Creator, resulting in perfect happiness now and forever and nourishing our souls for the day we meet God.“Now we appreciate the fact that when we recite Sura 1, “The Key,” during our Contact Prayers, something happens in the universe, and we establish contact with our Creator. The result is perfect happiness, now and forever.”“By contacting our Almighty Creator 5 times a day, we nourish and develop our souls in preparation for the Big Day when we meet God.”

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The Dawn prayer helps prevent arthritis and combats depression, and the prostrations and bending in prayer prevent headaches and are healthful exercise.“Observing the Dawn prayer interrupts long periods of stillness during sleep; this is now proven to help prevent arthritis. Also, getting up early in the morning helps combat depression and other psychological problems.”“The prostration position which is repeated during the contact prayers expands the blood vessels in our brains to accommodate more blood, and this prevents headaches. The repeated bending of the back and the joints is a healthful exercise.”

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The five daily contact prayers are the main meals for the soul; a righteous life without them gives some growth but is like living on snacks.“The five daily contact prayers are the main meals for the soul. While a soul may attain some growth and development by leading a righteous life, and without observing the contact prayers, this would be like surviving on snacks without regular meals.”

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The five daily prayers consist of 2, 4, 4, 3, and 4 units respectively.“The five prayers consist of 2, 4, 4, 3, and 4 units (Rak’ahs), respectively.”

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The five prayer times are the Dawn prayer in the two hours before sunrise, Noon when the sun declines, Afternoon in the 3 to 4 hours before sunset, Sunset after sunset, and Night after twilight disappears.“1. The Dawn Prayer must be observed during two hours before sunrise (11:114, 24:58). 2. The Noon Prayer is due when the sun declines from its highest point at noon (17:78).”“3. The Afternoon Prayer can be observed during the 3-4 hours preceding sunset (2:238). 4. The Sunset Prayer becomes due after sunset (11:114). 5. The Night Prayer can be observed after the twilight disappears from the sky (24:58).”

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The numbers of bowings, prostrations, and Tashahhuds in the five prayers form a multiple of 19, confirming even the minutest details of the prayers.“This long number is a multiple of 19, and this confirms the minutest details of the prayers, even the numbers of Ruku‘, Sujud, and Tashahhud.”

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We establish contact with God by uttering specific Arabic words He gave us, and Sura 1, The Key, is a mathematically composed combination of sounds that unlocks the door to God.“We learn from 2:37 that we can establish contact with God by uttering the specific Arabic words given to us by God. Sura 1, The Key, is a mathematically composed combination of sounds that unlocks the door between us and God:”“All submitters, of all nationalities, recite the words of”“which were written by God Himself, and given to us to establish contact with Him (2:37).”

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When Abraham implored God, he did not ask for wealth or health but asked to be one who observes the contact prayers.“Please God, make me one who observes the contact prayers (Salat).”“When Abraham implored God in 14:40, he did not ask for wealth or health; the gift he implored for was:”

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Writing the sura number of The Key next to its number of verses gives 17, the total number of units in the five daily prayers.“Sura 1 is God’s gift to us, to establish contact with Him (Salat). Write the sura number and the number of verses next to each other and you get 17, the total number of units in the 5 daily prayers.”

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Appendix 24, Two False Verses Removed from the Quran

No mosque in the so called Muslim world as of 1989 upholds the command that mosques belong to God alone, since Muhammad's name is invoked with God's in the call to prayer and the prayer.“there is not a single mosque in the so-called Muslim world today (1989) that upholds the crucial commandment: “The mosques belong to God; you shall not invoke anyone else besides God” (72:18).”“The call to prayer (Azan) and the prayer itself are no longer devoted to God alone; Muhammad's name is invariably invoked along with the name of God.”

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Appendix 27, Who Is Your God?

Observing the five daily Contact Prayers helps one remember God not only during prayer but also while anticipating the next prayer, and one is credited for that anticipation.“Salat helps us remember God not only during the few minutes of prayer, but also throughout the times of anticipation.”“At 11:00 AM, one may look at his or her watch to see if the noon prayer is due yet. This act causes one to think about God, and one is credited accordingly (20:14).”

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Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

Adding Muhammad's name to the Salat prayers, the call to prayer, and the First Pillar of Islam violates the Quran.“Adding his name in the Salat prayers & Azan 20:14; 72:18.”“Adding his name to the First Pillar of Islam 3:18; 37:35; 39:45.”

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Everything the Muslims do is wrong, including the First Pillar, the call to prayer, the ablution, the daily Salat prayers, the Zakat charity, and Hajj.“Everything the “Muslims” do is wrong: the First Pillar (Shahaadah), the call to Salat prayer (Azan), the ablution (Wudu), the daily Salat prayers, the Zakat charity, Hajj, and all other practices of Islam (see Appendices 2, 13, & 15).”

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Believers must never miss the dawn prayer and should set an alarm and get up before dawn.“What this is telling you is you must never, must never miss the dark trail, the present trail.”“It is very important for you to do the Don prayer.”“You must set the alarm and get up.”

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Believers should not be swept along with the crowd as they were in the heavenly society, nor measure their worship against a world oblivious to God.“You see, we were swept in the crowd when we were in the heavenly society.”“You don't want to be soft in the crowd again here, you don't repeat the same mistake.”“But don't be soft in the crowd, and don't measure what you're doing by what is happening in the world.”“It's the world that's just totally oblivious to God.”

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Missing the dawn prayer once in a long while from exhaustion, travel, or work is allowed for, but the five daily prayers including dawn remain the minimum.“This has to do with missing the fetch of the player once in a long while.”“That says you cannot do it all the time.”“But really this is a minimum of the five prayers including the Don prayer.”“bedroom that night. Traveling in pursuit of God's provisions means business.”

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Prayer is not only the minutes spent praying; the time of anticipating the next prayer is part of it, which is why the five prayers are so important.“See, the prayer is not just the time that you do the prayer.”“The times of anticipation is also a combination of that.”“Just, this is why the five pairs are so important.”

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The contact prayer was already a common practice when the Quran was revealed, which is why the Quran does not describe it in detail.“by the time Quran was revealed,”“Salat was a common practice.”“And this is why we don't find a description of Salat”

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The night begins at sunset, so praying the sunset and night prayers, remembering God before sleep, and rising for the dawn prayer already covers a good portion of the night.“Because the night begins at seven o'clock at sunset right now.”“So for nine to five, you already cover the good portion of the night.”“For anek night, the Torah night and the other scriptures, night begins at sunset.”“I want you to understand what the night is. The periodic night begins”

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Righteous Jews and Christians are rewarded for their good works, but they lost the contact prayers, and all their good works together are a small fraction of what the five daily prayers give.“So they lost the fact. They lost contact prayers.”“These are the important things that caused our souls to go on development.”“But all these things, all these things combined will be a small fraction”“of what we get from the five daily prayers for them.”

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The body vanishes but the soul does not, and God tells us we must do the five prayers to feed the soul.“This is it vanishes.”“Here the soil doesn't vanish.”“God tells us that we must do the five prayers, we must feed the soil.”

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The call to prayer uses the same word the Quran uses for the winners, calling people to leave everything and join the winning team.“And this is the same word used by the Quran.”“The Azan is telling us, "Forget everything now and join the winning team."”

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Every contact prayer and every remembrance of God is a deposit into one's eternal account, and the five daily prayers are five deposits every day.“And every time you remember God, you make a deposit.”“And God gave you infinite amounts of deposits that you can make.”“You have the five prayers, those are five deposits every day that you make.”

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One makes deposits by observing God: at minimum the five contact prayers, and by being honest, just, kind to people, and exemplary.“This is the minimum of the five thirty prayers, by being honest, jostle, being kind to the”“people, big and exemplary person.”

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The prayer became distorted and no longer held the name of God alone.“The prayer became distorted, did not have the name of God alone.”

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From his own experience raising his children, carrying out this commandment meant they never refused to pray, but when he was lax in reminding them, they missed their prayers.“out this commandment, I taught them to pray and never once did they say no, we will not”“under God gave you and everything goes fine. However, if I was lax in doing this commandment,”“if I am not resisting in doing it, they will go without prayer. So I will ask them, I will”

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Parents have duties toward their children, including explaining why prayer is necessary, and punishing children over prayer would make them hate religion.“But it is your responsibility and your job to point out to them why they should pray, why is it necessary.”“You have duties towards your children and your family.”“Actually, if you punish them, they'll hate it.”“You don't want it to hurt religion and prayer all day.”

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Parents must exhort their families to pray and persist in doing so; when they carry out this commandment, God controls the hearts and does the rest.“verse 132, "You shall endure your family to affect the Lord's prayer and persist in doing something.”“exhort them to pray and persist in doing so.”“God controls your heart and their hearts”“You just do your part and God will do the rest.”

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Observing the contact prayers calms you, so you are not despondent in adversity, remembering that what you dislike may be good for you and God knows best.“So, the lesson is that if you do observe your contact players, this will cool you down.”“You will remember what the France is, that you may dislike something which is good for you.”“You may not get the job that you want, but God knows it is not good for you and you accept that.”

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People who do not observe the contact prayers are always worried, despondent in adversity, and stingy with wealth, and anyone with these three traits does not belong with the worshipers.“to note that the people who do not observe the worshippers, who do not observe the contact”“prayers are anxious.”“If touched by adversity, they become disappointed.”“If you have these three traits, then you do not belong with the worshipals, the believers.”

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The Quran states that the contact prayer prevents falling into sin and is the means of remembering God, who is fully aware of everything we do.“You shall recite what is revealed to you of the scripture and observe the Salah prayer for”“That is the means for remembering God which is even greater, God is fully aware of everything”

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Acts of worship such as the contact prayer, fasting, zakat, Hajj, and animal sacrifice must be devoted to God alone, with no other name mentioned.“because God said so. But when it comes to the acts of worship, you must devote it to God completely.”“So in the specific practices of washes, like salat, fasting, zakat, and ash, sacrificing”“animals, this must be devoted to God alone.”“And finally, aye, the places of worship belongs to God. You should not mention any other name.”

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Mentioning Muhammad and Abraham in the contact prayer amounts to worshiping them.“This is the way. When you mention Muhammad, Al-Muhammad Ibrahim, Al-Yapraheem, in the contact prayer, you worshiping them.”

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Outside of acts of worship, such as when studying or learning history, mentioning the names of people is acceptable.“So mentioning what men in this context is okay.”“But it goes without saying that when you're outside of the”“acts of worship, you can put on a text that is mentioned.”

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The order to observe the contact prayer does not appear before Abraham in the Quran.“Because you do not see the order to observe the salat before Abraham.”“You see a ton of Abraham and you don't see it before Abraham at all.”

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Successful are the believers who are reverent in their prayer, and this success includes happiness and peace of mind in this life and in the Hereafter.“Successful are the believers who are reverence in their prayer.”“It was happiness, peace of mind, here and in the here of it. Successful are the believers who are reverence in their prayer.”

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Appendices 22

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 7, Why Were We Created?

Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

Appendix 24, Two False Verses Removed from the Quran

Appendix 27, Who Is Your God?

Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

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​Appendix 7, Why Were We Created?

​Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

​Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

​Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

​Appendix 24, Two False Verses Removed from the Quran

​Appendix 27, Who Is Your God?

​Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

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Quran, Hadith, and Islam

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 7, Why Were We Created?

Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

Appendix 24, Two False Verses Removed from the Quran

Appendix 27, Who Is Your God?

Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

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