Citizen X
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Thats not my point, my point here is you cannot reconcile the verses with the salah session definition provided. You cannot fit a square block in a round hole.You may not agree that is your choice and yes, i tried to uphold salah sessions whenever I got the time by reading and researching the Quran.
As i have said before, namaz or salat Muslims perform is not in the Quran.
If the Quran is complete and detailed Then why do we need an outside source to deviate from the only perfect and pristine book of Allah.
I have never stopped my family members from performing namaz. I just put forward what i understand is right may not be right to others.
Keep praying, i still believe that it is an empty ritual where you mix up the Quran with man made stuff. Neither you or society will benefit from it.
Tske care.
My point is also not hadith, till date no one has been able to show me how to pray salah from hadith or find anyone they know from a new muslim convert who just converted 5 seconds ago to even their oldest relative who learned how to pray by reading the hadith.
This is the sunnah of the prophet, just like you ( at one time you must have ) learned how to perform salah from your parents, they from theirs, and they from theirs so on and so forth going all the way back to the time of the Prophet s.a.w. The Sunnah is the living tradition passed on from generation to generation. Which can be easily supported by the fact regardless of how divided the Muslims are today in their own sects and even a few deviant ones. All of the them pray the same way, same number of prayers, same number of rakahs. A shia does not pray 4 rakahs of Fajr while a sunni prays 5. Minor differences are there but the overall practice is the same, so there has to be one root for it all.
If everybody was praying totally different to each other, some laying flat on the ground, some standing on their head some haveing 7 rakahs some have 2 etc etc , then it could easily be dismissed as innovation.
And besides even your salah session video says its glorification of Allah in what every way you chose. And what better way than the ritual way of performing salah, prostrated before your lord in complete submission, rather than the chirstian way of going to church reading a few verses of the bible, a sermon followed by some song and dance. Thats a salah session if there ever was one, only they do it once a week, you need to do it multiple times a day.