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Say: Pray unto Allah, or pray unto the Beneficent, unto whichsoever name you pray unto (it is the same). His are the best of names. And you, be not loud-voiced in your worship nor yet silent therein, but follow a way between.

QS. Al Isra (17) : 110

Reflection:

Do not pray loudly (or using devices to amplify your voices)

Do not pray in whisper or silent

Find a way in between silent and loud voices when praying

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Their prayer therein will be: "Subhanallah" (Glory be to Thee, O Allah!) and their greeting therein will be: "Salaam" (Peace). And the conclusion of their prayer will be: "Alhamdulillahi Rabbil alamin" (Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds!)

QS. Surah Jonah (10) : 10

Reflection:

Do not say "Amen" when concluding your prayers, but say "Alhamdulillahi Rabbil alamiin". Amen means nothing but "agree" or "I concur". While Hamdallah praises God as if the prayer already answered.

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That Day We Became God

—a Quranist reflection

When it was only the Qur’an, empires fell. Persia burned. Damascus crumbled. Jerusalem opened its gates. From Egypt to Morocco, across the Mediterranean— light surged, the world stirred.

Then came the hadiths. Man’s words rose beside God’s. Grace was replaced by lust— for power, for control. Fear replaced mercy. Those “second holy books” forged by men, to match the Revelation.

The fall began. Baghdad bathed in blood. The light of science dimmed. The weak were crushed.

We never recovered. Not to this day.

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Allah is One — absolutely unique. No partners, no equals. No human, no ruler, no creation can be compared to Him.