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By Ijaz Chaudry
There are four fundamental
postures involved in performing five daily Salat’s or Contact prayers. The Salat
is called Contact prayers, because in the sanctity of the Salat one is in
intrinsic contact with God. These four postures are, standing, bowing, kneeling
and prostrating. All these postures are the common in all the daily Salats.
Today in this article we are
concentrating, on one particular stance which is the posture of kneeling and in
particular what one has to recite while we are in this particular position.
There has been a lot of controversy regarding what to say while in this
position, but none of these stipulations have been proven in any concrete way to
be true. In this article an attempt has been made to remove any doubt regarding
what is read in this position, by using mathematical proof in the shape of
miracle of 19.
The following code confirms what
should be read whilst in the kneeling position in the Salat. The verse we recite
in the kneeling position during Salat is (17:111) here is the proof;
52:48 left most signifies most
recent what to say as in (17:111) and how to say it, as in “when you get up”, in
moderate tone (17:110).
Within the code 17:221 is right
most which signifies the follow up from (52:48).
[52:48]
You shall steadfastly persevere in carrying out
your Lord's command - you are in our eyes - and glorify and praise your Lord
when you get up.
[52:49]
Also during the night glorify Him, and at dawn
as the stars fade away.
Explanation of the above two verses;
1)
The above two verses,
are both talking about “getting up”.
2)
(52:48) is an
instruction to get up.
3)
(52:49) is implied
“getting up”, because at dawn normally people get up from sleep.
4)
However, since these
two verses are related to each other by the virtue of implication of “getting
up”, these two verses imply two different scenarios.
5)
Since
(52:49) is implying getting up from sleep, therefore (52:48) must mean “getting
up” in some other dimension. We cannot say that there could be duplication,
because it is the word of God and God does not make mistakes.
6)
When we prostrate in
Salat we do two prostrations in a row.
7)
After first prostration
we kneel by saying “God is Great” (52:48) i.e. glorify God and then we prostrate
again.
8)
After the second
prostration, we “praise God” as in (52:48) and (17:111), where the verse starts
with “Praise be to God” and recite rest of (17:111).
9)
The points 7 & 8 fit in
very well with what (52:48) is saying i.e. glorify and praise your Lord when you
get up.
10)
Thus the inference is
that (52:48) is telling us to read (17:111) in the kneeling position also
confirmed by the mathematical codes above and as follows;
Temporal Connection;
52:48 left most instructions came first and the
instruction is to Glorify and Praise God which is by saying either “God is
Great” or reciting (17;111) when you get up from the prostration,
Gv 503 for “the prostration” right most
historical, because “prostration” is the follow up from the instruction given in
by (52:48).
Position;
Position 7
describes “Disbelievers” indeed the disbelievers do not read (17:111) in the
kneeling position in the Salat and that they would reject this code.
The Level is 6
which is Theme “Messenger related”.
Indeed the Temporal connection in the above signifies the importance of language
specific Salat which involves Muhammad who was Arabic hence the revelations were
Arabic thus the Salat is Arabic.
Thus the involvement of Muhammad makes this code “Messenger related”.
[17:107]
Proclaim, "Believe in it, or do not believe in it." Those who possess knowledge
from the previous scriptures, when it is recited to them,
they fall down to their chins, prostrating.
Statistical
Analysis of the Code:
Positions 1 to
9 and there descriptions;
Position |
Description |
Position 1 |
Scenario Described |
Position 2 |
Command used in various situations |
Position 3 |
Principle or Rule Clarified |
Position 4 |
Act of
Righteousness |
Position 5 |
Gift
from God |
Position 6 |
Caution |
Position 7 |
Disbelievers |
Position 8 |
Issues |
Position 9 |
Provision |