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Can i Pray using my mother tougue language?
Discussion started by Nur Firman Ali , on Thursday, 04 November 2010 02:40
Some of old people can't read the quran in arabic in my country but they can read the translations.Question is some people told me we must pray only in arabic language.Is this true?
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salam
No
Praying is a called " salah" in arabic meaning " To Connect"
you must understadn what u r doing to connect properly
if u dont know what u are talking to Allah than how can you expect him to accept ur prayer
quran and not even a hadith states that arabic is fardh language for prayer
it was made fardh in the era of abbasid kings
you can pray in what ever language u understand most
even i pray in my mother toungue and i feel so much peace and securityin it
u should try it once
No
Praying is a called " salah" in arabic meaning " To Connect"
you must understadn what u r doing to connect properly
if u dont know what u are talking to Allah than how can you expect him to accept ur prayer
quran and not even a hadith states that arabic is fardh language for prayer
it was made fardh in the era of abbasid kings
you can pray in what ever language u understand most
even i pray in my mother toungue and i feel so much peace and securityin it
u should try it once
801 days ago
salam
No
Praying is a called " salah" in arabic meaning " To Connect"
you must understadn what u r doing to connect properly
if u dont know what u are talking to Allah than how can you expect him to accept ur prayer
quran and not even a hadith states that arabic is fardh language for prayer
it was made fardh in the era of abbasid kings
you can pray in what ever language u understand most
even i pray in my mother toungue and i feel so much peace and securityin it
u should try it once
No
Praying is a called " salah" in arabic meaning " To Connect"
you must understadn what u r doing to connect properly
if u dont know what u are talking to Allah than how can you expect him to accept ur prayer
quran and not even a hadith states that arabic is fardh language for prayer
it was made fardh in the era of abbasid kings
you can pray in what ever language u understand most
even i pray in my mother toungue and i feel so much peace and securityin it
u should try it once
801 days ago
salam
No
Praying is a called " salah" in arabic meaning " To Connect"
you must understadn what u r doing to connect properly
if u dont know what u are talking to Allah than how can you expect him to accept ur prayer
quran and not even a hadith states that arabic is fardh language for prayer
it was made fardh in the era of abbasid kings
you can pray in what ever language u understand most
even i pray in my mother toungue and i feel so much peace and securityin it
u should try it once
No
Praying is a called " salah" in arabic meaning " To Connect"
you must understadn what u r doing to connect properly
if u dont know what u are talking to Allah than how can you expect him to accept ur prayer
quran and not even a hadith states that arabic is fardh language for prayer
it was made fardh in the era of abbasid kings
you can pray in what ever language u understand most
even i pray in my mother toungue and i feel so much peace and securityin it
u should try it once
801 days ago
Waalaikumsalam wt wb
Thank you Mary Imdad have a nice day to you and your families inshallah
Thank you Mary Imdad have a nice day to you and your families inshallah
888 days ago
SalamunAlaykum
See http://www.submission.ws/religious-duties-of-islam-submission/contact-prayers-salat/how-to-perfomr-contact-prayers-salat.html
We learn from 2:37 that God gives us the words by which we establish contact with Him. We must utter the specific sounds dictated in “The Key.” A translation of “The Key” would be human-made. The Arabic sounds of “The Key” represent a numerical combination that opens the treasure. Like a telephone number, unless the specific numbers are dialed, contact cannot be established. This is all the Arabic you need. Everything else can be said in your own language.
Reciting “The Key” in Arabic unifies all Submitters of the world, regardless of their languages.
God bless you
submission.ws
See http://www.submission.ws/religious-duties-of-islam-submission/contact-prayers-salat/how-to-perfomr-contact-prayers-salat.html
We learn from 2:37 that God gives us the words by which we establish contact with Him. We must utter the specific sounds dictated in “The Key.” A translation of “The Key” would be human-made. The Arabic sounds of “The Key” represent a numerical combination that opens the treasure. Like a telephone number, unless the specific numbers are dialed, contact cannot be established. This is all the Arabic you need. Everything else can be said in your own language.
Reciting “The Key” in Arabic unifies all Submitters of the world, regardless of their languages.
God bless you
submission.ws
888 days ago
thk u simone. your answer is very helpfull...the same answer my ustaz(teacher) reply to me.I ask because i want to know other peoples(muslims) opinion base on quran or hadist.Thank you for your time again.May allah s.w.t bless you and your families with love and harmony.
927 days ago
Asalamo alaikum
Recite "The Key" (Sura 1) in Arabic:
We learn from 2:37 that God gives us the words by which we establish contact with Him. We must utter the specific sounds dictated in "The Key." A translation of "The Key" would be human-made. The Arabic sounds of "The Key" represent a numerical combination that opens the treasure. Like a telephone number, unless the specific numbers are dialed, contact cannot be established. This is all the Arabic you need. Everything else can be said in your own language.
Reciting "The Key" in Arabic unifies all Submitters of the world, regardless of their languages.
I hope this explains things. I believe the rest of the prayer you can say in your own language but the Key Surah Al Fatiha must me said in Arabic as Allah swt says that this open up the contact between you and Him swt.
Salam Simone
Recite "The Key" (Sura 1) in Arabic:
We learn from 2:37 that God gives us the words by which we establish contact with Him. We must utter the specific sounds dictated in "The Key." A translation of "The Key" would be human-made. The Arabic sounds of "The Key" represent a numerical combination that opens the treasure. Like a telephone number, unless the specific numbers are dialed, contact cannot be established. This is all the Arabic you need. Everything else can be said in your own language.
Reciting "The Key" in Arabic unifies all Submitters of the world, regardless of their languages.
I hope this explains things. I believe the rest of the prayer you can say in your own language but the Key Surah Al Fatiha must me said in Arabic as Allah swt says that this open up the contact between you and Him swt.
Salam Simone
928 days ago
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