Prayer Series (1): History of Prayer - Sayed Mohammed Baqer Al-Qazwini
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- Salah (Prayer) is undoubtedly the pillar of Islamic faith. In this first lecture of the series, Sayed Mohammed Baqer Al-Qazwini examines the history of prayer in previous historic civilizations, which stimulated from a natural built-in need within humans to worship a higher, unlimited entity.
Within the discussion, we learn about the incident through which Salah was mandated and made obligatory in Islam, and how the daily prayers commanded by God were reduced from 50 to 5 prayers because of the intervention of Prophet Moses (A.S.). We also learn interesting facts about the later addition of 7 Raka'as (units) of prayer through a request made by the Holy Prophet (PBUH), in addition to understanding the linguistic meaning of Salah and the response to those who reject Salah and argue that its 'in the heart'.
Verse of Discussion:
“O’ Prophet! Say to My servants who have believed, to perform the prayers” - Surah ‘Ibrahim - Verse 31
Al-Rasoul Islamic Society || Day 23 - The Holy Month of Ramadan 2017
I Have learned so much about our Religion Allah our Beloved Prophet Muhammed(sawa) Ahlulbayt(as) O Wallahi Blessed Shiek Sayed Mohammed Al Qwazini and his Family❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
God bless you and those for uploading these beautiful lectures. I listen to them everyday.
I love your speeches Brother Sayed MB Ghazwini. May Allah bless you.
Sallamun alikum
Jazakum Allah for clearly explained lecture on prayers.
Shukrran
I love your talks. I’ve learned so much. Thank you!☺️🌹👍🏾💯
اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد احسنتم وطيب الله انفاسكم وحفظكم
May Allah bless you sayad
Thank you sayad mohammad
may Allah bless you♡
Mashallaha subanallah alhamdullia
Very good lecture - nicely explained.
Praise be to Allah
جزاك الله خيز سيد محمد باقر القزويني
MashaAllah ❤
Very Nicely explained. God 🙌
Salaam to this mawlana, and all Muslim.
I wanted to point out that the worship with music actually is to stir the heart and emotions into glorification ,awe,and imploring to the lord with devotion and tears, that is stirred with music to evoke the emotions of imploring to God.
سيدنا الكريم السيد محمد باقر القزويني رحم الله والديك و والدين والديك و اللهم صل على محمد و ال محمد الطيبيين الطاهرين النجباء الميامين الكرام
جمعة مباركة عليكم كل الأخوة العاملين في مركز الرسول الأعظم ص و اله
Thanks for you syd
Excellent
Please request the most respected Syed M Baker to deliver a lecture on the topic “ why alcohol and pork is forbidden? ; while mentioning the shia sect - alvi ( in Turkey) who consider alcohol to be allowed for them . “ . It’s a humble request. Regards! Jazak Allah .
I like to know, when i count tesbih do i need to have woedoe.
I know its beter to have but i wanna know do i must have woedoe to count or not
This is an interesting speech about Salaat. What I would like to know is, the names of the salaat. Like, what are their meanings? I have some thoughts in my head, but need to clarify.
Fajr is the first prayer at dawn (before sunrise). Then comes Zuhr and Asr salat which is midday. Lastly comes Salat al Magrib and Isha which is after sunset. The time for salat constantly changes, although you may look it up everyday to see the times.
I hope this helps!
Selam alekum.
Pleas can somebody tells me why Mahgrib stays at 3 when you are treveling.
Brother you can find your answers if you Google them. Inshallah
Anyone can share with me how the shia praying movement?
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it's only 3 prayers not 5 and certainly not 50 as mentioned in the men made story HADITH
What do you mean by only three prayers Sir?
@@krymsonkayharmony2529 I mean that the Qur'an mentioned only three prayers and not 5 as most Muslims do practice today, even in the hadith before the story of the voyage to God in the sky (not mentioned in the Qur'an by the way) the prophet Muhammad did pray only three times and not 5.
Rabii Chadli he prayed three times a day but 5 prayers. There is no proof that he prayed only 3