Where are the 5 pillars of Islam in the Qur'an?
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- The 5 pillars of Islam are not in the Qur'an which means that the religion of Islam is not in the Qur'an. The Qur'an uses the word islam to mean submission to God alone and not subscription to a religion with pagan rituals that are not derived from the Qur'an.
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A lot of ideas are from the work of Sam Gerrans titled: The Qur'an: A Complete Revelation
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Allah had simple criteria for humans. Why humans want to complicate things?
Good presentation Akhi.
جزاك الله خير
Salam Brother. Thanks.
Thank you. God bless.
👍God bless you.
Salam brother Said :) I have just newly startet to watch your videos, and i have to say; mashaAllah! We have few of you in this world, so never give up the work you do! I hope i can give you an advise. You should make videos, or at least have them translated in Urdu/Hindi. You know how we desi people are, to much into superstition and crazy beliefs. It is sometimes much more stronger than the traditionalists. Hopefully you will translate it into Urdu/Hindi. We must help our desi people.
My regards to you Brother Said..
For me I just can’t fathom that God would not include the tradionalist shahadah in the Quran , if it was true
Innovation 💡
Well done, you and other intelligent people are bring faith back to Islams true foundations and away from the ingorant.
Hello brother, I’ve just discovered your channel and I really believe God sent me here. I am a christian (not catholic), but recently I have been questioning my religion (to say the least). I believe something is not right. So I decided to explore Islam, in search for Truth, the One and Only true God and His requirements of those who truly believe in Him and worship Him. It led me to your video. Everything you said hits home to me. I feel exactly the same about christianity. There are so many things that seems to be man-made. Anyway, thank you for sharing.
Don't agree much about fasting, can you tell me where Allah says stop eating and drinking. As Quran is fully details Allah should imposed a restriction like " you should stop eating and drinking" or you shall not eat and drink but Allah never said that, so how do you know fasting is stop eating and drinking.
"We did not give them bodies that required no food, nor were they immortal."
(Q21:8)
So you are saying Saum mean is FASTING can you show me other verses that mention about SAUM. Please
I don't agree with him on that as well
Hi brother Mirza, what do you think about chapter 7 verse 27 that said we can't see the Satan.
Stan in Quran is also miss understood
"Saoum" does not mean fasting it means "to abstain".
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So there are to not in Quran mentioned Five pillars of Islamu?
Salaam brother,
I agree with the 5 pillar thing and I myself am a Qur'an only Muslim Alhamdulillah. But I wouldn't go so far to say that Muslims are praying to what you call a "stone idol". No Muslim in their right mind would ever say or believe that the Kaaba is their God, or that God lives inside the Kaaba, or anything of the sort. I would choose my words carefully brother and I'm only saying this as a brother.
We simply pray (bow, prostrate, etc) in that direction but it certainly does NOT mean we worship a black stone! We all agree that the kaaba is simply a holy house built so that people from all over the world can meet and worship together. Jews pray towards the 'Wailing Wall' or 'Western Wall' in Jerusalem but I wouldn't for one second assume they're all worshipping a "stone wall".
Other than that, i admire your work and pray that Allah blesses you and your family.
Peace 🙂
What I would say to you is that the Qur'an clearly says most people commit "shirk" without even knowing it.
Just because Muslims don't understand that they are worshipping a stone idol, doesn't mean that they actually aren't, especially since their actions prove they are. Not to mention, they also commit the act of "shirk" when they conflate and accept their man-made texts of Hadith and assert it as equal to God's law, and even a source of God's law, when it is not. This is making the words of men into the words of God, a great sin in my opinion.
Verse 6:121 also states: "And eat not of that over which the name of God has not been remembered; and it is perfidy. And the satans instruct their allies to dispute with you; and if you obey them, you are idolaters."
@@VainakhQuranites i totally agree that they conflate their man-made texts and make them equal with God's laws, but I don't agree that the Hajj rituals are shirk. Especially this idea that Muslims are worshipping a black stone! That's ridiculous sorry!
Jews pray towards the 'Western Wall' in Jerusalem so are they worshipping the wall?? Ofcourse not. We all worship The One True God - Allah.
Take care bro 🙂
@@boogdanoof9451 Exactly. Bowing down to a magic black box in the middle of the Arabian desert, it doesn't get more idolatrous than that, symbolically that is. Christians too believe they're not idolators, when they clearly are. The trinity is "shirk", plain and simple, even if they say or believe that God is one.
The kabaah is a stone vagina that is also found in Hinduism and they go and kiss it. Vagina represent godess worship like worship of venus in ancient Rome. Simular Pagan ritual. It's to worship fertility godess
@@VainakhQuranites not only that the also celebrate Christmas is a pagan ritual of jule. Jule is the Nordic worship of God of thunder Thor.
Imagine spending years on Islamic studies and still be misguided. You keep talking about Quran but have you read 1 or two Hadiths at any point? May Allah guide you with beneficial knowledge.
Yes, I have read some hadiths. Here is one for you:
The climate of Medina did not suit some people, so the Prophet (ﷺ) ordered them to follow his shepherd, i.e. his camels, and drink their milk and urine (as a medicine). So they followed the shepherd that is the camels and drank their milk and urine till their bodies became healthy. Then they killed the shepherd and drove away the camels. When the news reached the Prophet (ﷺ) he sent some people in their pursuit. When they were brought, he cut their hands and feet and their eyes were branded with heated pieces of iron. - Sahih al-Bukhari 5686
My question is and like to know agree with you makkah is not the place but God instructed us to do hajj He didnt say to discontinue if we cant find the answer we cant just assume we shouldn’t??
Hajj means debate( debate with them in the best manner) nahl: 125. God wants us to call people to his straight path, in case if some people want to debate , you should invite people to your Lord's straight path with wisdom and kind advice see surah nahl :125 so there are special rules and adequates to perform hajj not everyone can do hajj. God requires for those who can.
@@liibana22 thanks for explaining so hajj means debate not the pilgrimage we know i will definitely check surah nahl … thanks again
@@sumbals The point of hajj was pilgrimage to the house, debating with people and feeding the poor.
As sam says more like 5 pillows…
Duty?
Why not contact or connection or communion
Why not duty? Why keep arguing about semantics....
@@SaidMirza Allah is connected to us ..we are alive with His breath...He asks us to connect with Him also and He uses the word salaat in those passages and at same time He tells us about His other books and we don't make distinction between any of His books so we can further investigate in other books of Allah since this original message was entrusted in the children of isreal and we find they were commanded to do salaat also ..morning , afternoon , and in evening and in all books all those times are when remembrance of Allah was done and looks like a form of prayer in exposed fashion ...Allah tells us to connect with Him without any one in middle ...remembrance of Allah is salaat....read quran, this is a message from Allah....alhamdolillah
I do not agree with you totally sir, on the point of Salat and Hajj.
Salat need to be observed at specific times, it is a mode of worship that is clearly described by God in the Quran. so it is a ritual prayer even though Salat does not mean to perform ritual prayer alone. We have only 3 Salats mentioned in the Quran, Faji, Ishah and Wustah.
Q4v103 At Specific time
Q5v6. Ablution before Salat
Q29v45 Recite a portion of the Quran to observe it
Facing Kibla is not compulsory in Salat, anywhere you turn there is presence of God Q2v115 & Q2v177 eat
Hajj is mentioned in the Quran, and God asked Abraham to prepare the the place for those that will STAND, KNEEL, PROSTRATE (SALAT) and that will circle round it. Q22v26-27 & Q2v125 downward.
The Stone in Kaab is not in the Quran, Stoning of Shaytan not in the Quran atc.
I agreed there are lots of man-made activities in Islam today due to the acceptance of instruction outside the Quran.
Only Quran is our book of guidance. T
Hi
Mirza you not a expert on Islamic knowledge leave that for the ulamah try to purify your soul and stop trying to be Mr know all rather go find you a decent means of income you are unschool trying to teach people what you don't know