Doesn't God Know All Languages? Why Do We Make Salah In Arabic?
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today we're going to ask you some questions about the translation of the Quran why did the Quran descend in Arabic why not in English or any other language why can't I worship in my own language do I have to pray or do I have to perform my prayers in Arabic isn't Adan a concept that invites us to pray why am I invited in Arabic but not in English is arabica's sacred language when I see something on the floor with Arabic writing do I have to kiss it and touch it on my forehead isn't it better to read the Quran with understanding by reading its translation than to read it in Arabic without understanding it welcome to towards eternity's cross-examination concept today we're going to ask you
some questions about the translation of the Quran if you're ready we can start I'm ready Arabic is a tough language and it is hard to learn you know those who can't learn it can they not just read the translation of the Quran I think we should be sincere with each other it shouldn't be that hard for instance haven't we spent our lives learning English we have a lot of people have done this right you start learning it in elementary school you finish University you start your work life and still you're after some English course why is that you say I need to learn English it's been 10 years maybe 20 years since you are trying so hard for English why should it be so difficult to learn the
language of the Quran the language of the book we believe in I think we're fooling ourselves here so there are 28 letters in Arabic all we have to do is learn how to read these letters and establish their relations learn how to read and how to connect words we've already produced a video about it you can learn how to recite the Holy Quran in an hour of course you can take your time time for a couple of days you can digest it but it's not that hard of a problem we're talking about something you can learn in an hour I mean it's that long this is nothing you can say I can't do it I can't make it I can't learn it even with one video you can learn how to recite in an hour you say it is not enough
to read the translation it is even harmful why is it not enough because the book is not fully understood through translation it can even lead to misunderstandings we've met a lot of people who've made this mistake we've seen a lot of people like that let's think about the verses of the Holy Quran because many of its verses were revealed on certain occasions when you don't know the event the context it is not exactly clear what these verses mean it leads to individual explanations for instance let's leave the dev C is out for a moment even leave prophets peace be upon him hadiths and Sunnah out provide everybody with the translation of the Holy Quran there are nearly 2 billion Muslims right
what will happen if everybody wrote down what they understood wouldn't there be 2 billion different explanations 2 billion different different interpretations and Omar divided into two billion won't we then do the opposite of securing the unity of the ummah we will and everyone will be scattered everyone will go their own way in other words just reading the translation without considering the Seas the historical context of Revelations and Prophets peace be upon Him explanations will result in an individual understanding of the religion all right what is the difference between at the seed and the translation well dosiris explained the verses in depth with the historical context of Revelations
the translation is just literal word by word meaning with literal meaning someone considering their mood at that moment could say what did I understand how do I interpret it only achieves literal interpretation there could be inaccurate individual inferences but this is not the case for tafsi because it contains the historical context of the verses prophets peace be upon them explanations about the verses and other things how can someone misinterpreted just by reading the translation if you don't know the historical context of the Revelation you may not not be able to understand what it means exactly for example the verse may contain information about the monafikun Hypocrites because you
don't know what happened before that what the historical context for the revelation of that verse is it might be understood as a verse about Muslims and interpreted differently and inaccurately let's take an example one of the verses States the intercession of the intercessors will not benefit them now when someone doesn't know who it's about they will arrive at the following conclusion so the intercession of the intercessors will not benefit them they will say there is no intercession and deny the concept of intercession but when we look at whom these verses are about we see that these are about disbelievers in other words it tells you that the intercession won't help the disbelievers can
you see the difference between the translation and theft now here the translation will lead someone to a position of denial of intercession on the other hand that the seed will lead to a clear and understandable position another example when you look at the kill them wherever you find them verse it can be misunderstood very much to the point of kill whomever you see but when we look at the tafsira the verse again we see that this is a verse related to war when you understand that this verse descended when they were about to fight the enemy in a war you'll say okay at this point in the war you're already at War you won't say hello welcome and wait you will fight and there you will see that
this verse encourages you from a military point of view so we can see again how there are two different inferences in fact there was a case related to this you will be really surprised a companion of the Prophet read a verse related to imsak the time the fast begins he said I looked at the verse and it read until the black thread is separated from the white thread there's a verse like this he said I looked at the thread and it was not separated yet so at the time of imsak he did not start fasting because of his wrong inference we start fasting at that moment but he kept eating saying there is still time what did he do without realizing he broke his fast when we take a look at the defeat
about the separation of the black and white thread the prophet peace we upon him explain this clearly maybe you are wasting all your fasts and believe me we can give you countless more examples maybe the path that led many atheists to become atheists was due to reading the translation and following the mentality of only translation only what I understand unfortunately without properly understanding Islam people can drag themselves down this path towards atheism I see some people while listening to the Quran they cry their eyes out but the quranic verses they're listening to are about an ordinary occasion there's nothing to cry about they wrap themselves up in a weird mood they cry their eyes
out but what is being read about is a simple matter the soul does not need to know any language the soul is independent of language it can understand and comprehend directly there's no need for Turkish English or Arabic the nourishing of the Soul can happen directly with the words of God with the association of the soul the heart can be content one can also cry let's summarize a little more with an example think about a man he finds a recording in his house a recording of a voice he plays it it is his mother's voice it's a recording of his deceased mother's voice from a long time ago let there be daily conversations on that recording I mean she was talking about house chores but still that
man will start crying he'll burst into tears right because there's an emotional attachment there are things that he feels and a connection of love he may not be able to understand the words even though there are indistinguishable words what matters there is his emotional attachment his love as in this example sometimes when you hear words you don't understand you can burst into tears such as in Arabic you can feel something in your heart when someone encounters these verses in a way he realizes the calling of God his connection with him and that's when he starts crying is Arabic a sacred language even if you see an Arabic inscription on the floor you kiss it and then touch it on your
forehead the reason for doing this is this person's sincerity he may think maybe this is a verse of the Quran it could be important if this is a verse I have to Value it he kisses it puts it on his forehead and removes it from the floor so this sincerity is actually a sign of the law love for Islam but of course he does it unintentionally I mean he's not doing it on purpose of course Arabic words we don't say the Arabic language itself is sacred we say the Holy Quran is sacred the verse is revealed by Allah are sacred when people see Arabic writing on a piece of paper or on a juice box people may be surprised and value it by saying is this a verse but again we don't say this is right this is
a sign of that person's sincerity and they do it unintentionally why was Quran revealed in Arabic why not in a different language this is a question that doesn't make much sense let's say that it was revealed in English people would then ask why was it revealed in English or let's say it was revealed in Italian or Spanish then the question would be why was it revealed in Spanish well it had to be revealed in a language and it was Arabic atheists often asked this question but you can't get anywhere from this if we look for the wisdom of why was it revealed in Arabic we realize there is a lot of wisdom firstly the prophet peace be upon him he peace be upon Him lived in Arabia and was in Arab
naturally the Quran was revealed in Arabic this is the first reason the second reason is we know that Arabic is a multi-meaning language that includes many aspects and just with one word many meanings can be expressed when we look at the Quran having 350 000 of Sia's interpretations proves us that it contains extensive meanings in other words Arabic being a multi-meaning language the Quran being a universal book naturally shows us that Arabic has much wisdom and is an appropriate language and when we look at the present day since Quran was revealed in Arabic hasn't it reached everyone yes it has reached everyone it has become Universal for example we have a video published on YouTube called
the Japanese Imam we reached out to one person in Japan who turned out to be a Japanese Imam we can understand from this that it was very wise for the Quran to be revealed in Arabic which has already reached universality okay we understand the reasons for Quran to be revealed in Arabic so why can't I worship in my language do I have to pray in Arabic should I perform all my prayers in Arabic firstly we can say our prayers in our own language we raise our hands to Allah and pray in English of course God knows all languages there's nothing wrong with that but if we're talking about the most basic worship like Salah prayer and if we're talking about performing prayers in congregation this has
to be done in Arabic it's supposed to be in its original form as it was commanded that the Salat prayer be performed in Arabic if we search for wisdom we can see that there is much wisdom for example since the prayer is performed in congregation as I said before since it is performed five times a day this is something that brings Society together in other words it is a worship that ensures the unity of the ummah and ensures that they remain United imagine if everyone started to pray in their own language what would happen everyone would be divided you go to a mosque for instance there are a lot of tourists people start to perform prayer in their own language and they divide Spanish people go
to a separate area and those from China perform their prayers in Chinese this will lead to division and there will be no Unity let's imagine we go to the Kaaba what happens around the Kaaba everybody becomes one like a painting showing that the ummah is one imagine that they use different languages since there are people from almost every nation this will lead to divisions Unity won't be achieved so when we are talking about the most basic prayer in the religion of Islam of course it has to be performed in its original form for it to be in Arabic has great wisdom let's say this when we pray we don't memorize and read these incredibly long Pages do we we recite Surah Al Fatiha and there's
usually a short Surah after it someone who prays five times times a day has already memorized Surah al-fatehabe reciting it if he takes a look at its meaning from time to time it will start to seep slowly into his mind as I said there's no need to be divided into different languages for example atheists ask how do we know that the Quran has been protected how can we know that it hasn't been changed if it has been recited five times a day in the congregation in the original Arabic form naturally what happens to the Quran which has been recited five times daily it has come to the present day preserved constantly memorized and lived by so what does it mean to recite it in its original form
without dividing it into different languages in every prayer it ensures that the Quran remains protected in the memories in its original form for Generations is it not better to read the Quran with understanding by reading its translation rather than reciting it in Arabic without understanding we should recite the Quran in its original form as Allah revealed it but we should also try to read that the Seas to learn what Allah means let's continue learning from both of these but if we just read its translation without reading it in its original Arabic form we have a lot to lose and we know quite a few people who have lost a lot the Holy Quran is like the skin not like a dress you can change
your dress but you can't remove your skin and change it the holy quran's language its original language is like the skin it cannot be changed what can we do we can read it with its these searching for more profound meanings while asking the question what does Allah mean here you should also know this in the Holy Quran since there is more than one meaning in Arabic if we translate a word we could lose all the other meanings we say this sentence right what do we see in the English translation of the word thanking however the word hamd has many other meanings I mean its meaning is not only thanking there are many other meanings as well when we miss these meanings we only understand the English
translation of each word as we said there are many meanings to a word what will we do with words without an appropriate translation or translations that don't represent the meaning of the word will miss a lot of meanings so we say let us recite as Allah revealed it to us Allah revealed it like this let's recite it this way and by looking at the series of the word hamt we understand its deep meanings by examining pages of explanations think about this even a novel when translated into languages other than its original language or when a movie is dubbed in a language different from its original language a lot of meanings and a lot of feelings are lost right now if even these lose their souls
by losing their meanings how can the meaning of the Quran never be lost therefore we say let's continue learning and reciting the Quran in its original form and let's continue to look at the seeds and search for deeper meanings of the Quran I Now understand that I can get the meaning wrong from the translation the information you have provided regarding the recitation of the Quran in and out of Prayer in Arabic is satisfactory I don't understand that isn't Adan supposed to be a concept that invites us to pray why am I not invited in my language then in Arabic when we visit a country how can we know if that country is Islamic with the sound of Adan Allah right people realize that they are in
an Islamic country by this in the first instance so the matter of Adan is not a simple one it is one of the first and greatest signs of Islam if Adan represents Islam surely you have to say it exactly in its original form when you translate it into different languages you miss the meaning it represents for example if we ask a question like this let's translate our national anthem into different languages in fact let's translate it into English so everyone can understand would we accept this we wouldn't right why because we would say our national anthem has a soul we would read it in our language saying it represents our soul it means a lot to us as such the sign of Islam is the other when we
say the Adan in Arabic we represent Islam we shout out Islam let's give another example turkia's national flag is very important to us isn't it it has a different place and meaning in our hearts we see a crescent and a star on a red background if someone were to come up and say let's remove the crescent and the star let's remove the red background let's just write turkia with a black pen on white paper does this mean the same thing of course not by doing that you remove its soul and meaning we won't accept that just like that if we were to change the Adan from its original form if we translate it into a different language if we remove Allah's name from it if we remove the testimony of our
Prophet peace be upon him from it we would diminish its meaning and remove it all together so as the national flag cannot be changed also cannot be changed and should remain in its original form you should know that saying it is not understandable makes no sense to me because when we look at the Adan there are a few basic expressions in it that every Muslim must know like what you say Allah so you speak of the greatness of Allah and you bear witness that there is no God but Allah this testimony is your introduction to Islam isn't Islam the expression of being a Muslim then what is it there that cannot be understood this is not a complex expression that requires deep knowledge of Arabic the
most basic call is a call that is already an introduction to Islam you say Muhammad and rasulullah this is also something that doesn't make sense when you try to change it by saying it is not understandable which is not possible is one of the greatest representations in signs of Islam it can never change thank you for answering our questions there are no more questions we will prepare more difficult questions and confront you again there is an answer to every question in Islam we put our faith in the Quran not in ourselves welcome to the towards eternities cross-examination Concept in this concept we will ask you some really weird questions we will ask some bizarre questions what are you
talking about when the time comes we'll draw guns I'll put the gun on the table I'll force you to answer me we'll play Russian Roulette as expected of cross-examination bestemi towards eternity's cross-examination examination concept I guess the name of the cuts have changed cross extermination let our hearts be satisfied no problem let our hearts be he's dying brother are you okay get a bag quick brother is suffocating we will prepare more challenging questions on the next topic we will are you ready I'm ready let's get started let's get started brother we're back to square one what happened our next topic is what are we supposed to say here what are we going to do our questions are
finished thank you for joining us I should be the one to thank you let's just call it a day hello brothers and sisters and thank you for watching the video if you want to take a look at more of our videos like this you can check the playlists we created specifically for you on the right or you can check out our latest videos on the left don't forget to like this video And subscribe to our channel so that we can reach and benefit more people see you
some questions about the translation of the Quran if you're ready we can start I'm ready Arabic is a tough language and it is hard to learn you know those who can't learn it can they not just read the translation of the Quran I think we should be sincere with each other it shouldn't be that hard for instance haven't we spent our lives learning English we have a lot of people have done this right you start learning it in elementary school you finish University you start your work life and still you're after some English course why is that you say I need to learn English it's been 10 years maybe 20 years since you are trying so hard for English why should it be so difficult to learn the
language of the Quran the language of the book we believe in I think we're fooling ourselves here so there are 28 letters in Arabic all we have to do is learn how to read these letters and establish their relations learn how to read and how to connect words we've already produced a video about it you can learn how to recite the Holy Quran in an hour of course you can take your time time for a couple of days you can digest it but it's not that hard of a problem we're talking about something you can learn in an hour I mean it's that long this is nothing you can say I can't do it I can't make it I can't learn it even with one video you can learn how to recite in an hour you say it is not enough
to read the translation it is even harmful why is it not enough because the book is not fully understood through translation it can even lead to misunderstandings we've met a lot of people who've made this mistake we've seen a lot of people like that let's think about the verses of the Holy Quran because many of its verses were revealed on certain occasions when you don't know the event the context it is not exactly clear what these verses mean it leads to individual explanations for instance let's leave the dev C is out for a moment even leave prophets peace be upon him hadiths and Sunnah out provide everybody with the translation of the Holy Quran there are nearly 2 billion Muslims right
what will happen if everybody wrote down what they understood wouldn't there be 2 billion different explanations 2 billion different different interpretations and Omar divided into two billion won't we then do the opposite of securing the unity of the ummah we will and everyone will be scattered everyone will go their own way in other words just reading the translation without considering the Seas the historical context of Revelations and Prophets peace be upon Him explanations will result in an individual understanding of the religion all right what is the difference between at the seed and the translation well dosiris explained the verses in depth with the historical context of Revelations
the translation is just literal word by word meaning with literal meaning someone considering their mood at that moment could say what did I understand how do I interpret it only achieves literal interpretation there could be inaccurate individual inferences but this is not the case for tafsi because it contains the historical context of the verses prophets peace be upon them explanations about the verses and other things how can someone misinterpreted just by reading the translation if you don't know the historical context of the Revelation you may not not be able to understand what it means exactly for example the verse may contain information about the monafikun Hypocrites because you
don't know what happened before that what the historical context for the revelation of that verse is it might be understood as a verse about Muslims and interpreted differently and inaccurately let's take an example one of the verses States the intercession of the intercessors will not benefit them now when someone doesn't know who it's about they will arrive at the following conclusion so the intercession of the intercessors will not benefit them they will say there is no intercession and deny the concept of intercession but when we look at whom these verses are about we see that these are about disbelievers in other words it tells you that the intercession won't help the disbelievers can
you see the difference between the translation and theft now here the translation will lead someone to a position of denial of intercession on the other hand that the seed will lead to a clear and understandable position another example when you look at the kill them wherever you find them verse it can be misunderstood very much to the point of kill whomever you see but when we look at the tafsira the verse again we see that this is a verse related to war when you understand that this verse descended when they were about to fight the enemy in a war you'll say okay at this point in the war you're already at War you won't say hello welcome and wait you will fight and there you will see that
this verse encourages you from a military point of view so we can see again how there are two different inferences in fact there was a case related to this you will be really surprised a companion of the Prophet read a verse related to imsak the time the fast begins he said I looked at the verse and it read until the black thread is separated from the white thread there's a verse like this he said I looked at the thread and it was not separated yet so at the time of imsak he did not start fasting because of his wrong inference we start fasting at that moment but he kept eating saying there is still time what did he do without realizing he broke his fast when we take a look at the defeat
about the separation of the black and white thread the prophet peace we upon him explain this clearly maybe you are wasting all your fasts and believe me we can give you countless more examples maybe the path that led many atheists to become atheists was due to reading the translation and following the mentality of only translation only what I understand unfortunately without properly understanding Islam people can drag themselves down this path towards atheism I see some people while listening to the Quran they cry their eyes out but the quranic verses they're listening to are about an ordinary occasion there's nothing to cry about they wrap themselves up in a weird mood they cry their eyes
out but what is being read about is a simple matter the soul does not need to know any language the soul is independent of language it can understand and comprehend directly there's no need for Turkish English or Arabic the nourishing of the Soul can happen directly with the words of God with the association of the soul the heart can be content one can also cry let's summarize a little more with an example think about a man he finds a recording in his house a recording of a voice he plays it it is his mother's voice it's a recording of his deceased mother's voice from a long time ago let there be daily conversations on that recording I mean she was talking about house chores but still that
man will start crying he'll burst into tears right because there's an emotional attachment there are things that he feels and a connection of love he may not be able to understand the words even though there are indistinguishable words what matters there is his emotional attachment his love as in this example sometimes when you hear words you don't understand you can burst into tears such as in Arabic you can feel something in your heart when someone encounters these verses in a way he realizes the calling of God his connection with him and that's when he starts crying is Arabic a sacred language even if you see an Arabic inscription on the floor you kiss it and then touch it on your
forehead the reason for doing this is this person's sincerity he may think maybe this is a verse of the Quran it could be important if this is a verse I have to Value it he kisses it puts it on his forehead and removes it from the floor so this sincerity is actually a sign of the law love for Islam but of course he does it unintentionally I mean he's not doing it on purpose of course Arabic words we don't say the Arabic language itself is sacred we say the Holy Quran is sacred the verse is revealed by Allah are sacred when people see Arabic writing on a piece of paper or on a juice box people may be surprised and value it by saying is this a verse but again we don't say this is right this is
a sign of that person's sincerity and they do it unintentionally why was Quran revealed in Arabic why not in a different language this is a question that doesn't make much sense let's say that it was revealed in English people would then ask why was it revealed in English or let's say it was revealed in Italian or Spanish then the question would be why was it revealed in Spanish well it had to be revealed in a language and it was Arabic atheists often asked this question but you can't get anywhere from this if we look for the wisdom of why was it revealed in Arabic we realize there is a lot of wisdom firstly the prophet peace be upon him he peace be upon Him lived in Arabia and was in Arab
naturally the Quran was revealed in Arabic this is the first reason the second reason is we know that Arabic is a multi-meaning language that includes many aspects and just with one word many meanings can be expressed when we look at the Quran having 350 000 of Sia's interpretations proves us that it contains extensive meanings in other words Arabic being a multi-meaning language the Quran being a universal book naturally shows us that Arabic has much wisdom and is an appropriate language and when we look at the present day since Quran was revealed in Arabic hasn't it reached everyone yes it has reached everyone it has become Universal for example we have a video published on YouTube called
the Japanese Imam we reached out to one person in Japan who turned out to be a Japanese Imam we can understand from this that it was very wise for the Quran to be revealed in Arabic which has already reached universality okay we understand the reasons for Quran to be revealed in Arabic so why can't I worship in my language do I have to pray in Arabic should I perform all my prayers in Arabic firstly we can say our prayers in our own language we raise our hands to Allah and pray in English of course God knows all languages there's nothing wrong with that but if we're talking about the most basic worship like Salah prayer and if we're talking about performing prayers in congregation this has
to be done in Arabic it's supposed to be in its original form as it was commanded that the Salat prayer be performed in Arabic if we search for wisdom we can see that there is much wisdom for example since the prayer is performed in congregation as I said before since it is performed five times a day this is something that brings Society together in other words it is a worship that ensures the unity of the ummah and ensures that they remain United imagine if everyone started to pray in their own language what would happen everyone would be divided you go to a mosque for instance there are a lot of tourists people start to perform prayer in their own language and they divide Spanish people go
to a separate area and those from China perform their prayers in Chinese this will lead to division and there will be no Unity let's imagine we go to the Kaaba what happens around the Kaaba everybody becomes one like a painting showing that the ummah is one imagine that they use different languages since there are people from almost every nation this will lead to divisions Unity won't be achieved so when we are talking about the most basic prayer in the religion of Islam of course it has to be performed in its original form for it to be in Arabic has great wisdom let's say this when we pray we don't memorize and read these incredibly long Pages do we we recite Surah Al Fatiha and there's
usually a short Surah after it someone who prays five times times a day has already memorized Surah al-fatehabe reciting it if he takes a look at its meaning from time to time it will start to seep slowly into his mind as I said there's no need to be divided into different languages for example atheists ask how do we know that the Quran has been protected how can we know that it hasn't been changed if it has been recited five times a day in the congregation in the original Arabic form naturally what happens to the Quran which has been recited five times daily it has come to the present day preserved constantly memorized and lived by so what does it mean to recite it in its original form
without dividing it into different languages in every prayer it ensures that the Quran remains protected in the memories in its original form for Generations is it not better to read the Quran with understanding by reading its translation rather than reciting it in Arabic without understanding we should recite the Quran in its original form as Allah revealed it but we should also try to read that the Seas to learn what Allah means let's continue learning from both of these but if we just read its translation without reading it in its original Arabic form we have a lot to lose and we know quite a few people who have lost a lot the Holy Quran is like the skin not like a dress you can change
your dress but you can't remove your skin and change it the holy quran's language its original language is like the skin it cannot be changed what can we do we can read it with its these searching for more profound meanings while asking the question what does Allah mean here you should also know this in the Holy Quran since there is more than one meaning in Arabic if we translate a word we could lose all the other meanings we say this sentence right what do we see in the English translation of the word thanking however the word hamd has many other meanings I mean its meaning is not only thanking there are many other meanings as well when we miss these meanings we only understand the English
translation of each word as we said there are many meanings to a word what will we do with words without an appropriate translation or translations that don't represent the meaning of the word will miss a lot of meanings so we say let us recite as Allah revealed it to us Allah revealed it like this let's recite it this way and by looking at the series of the word hamt we understand its deep meanings by examining pages of explanations think about this even a novel when translated into languages other than its original language or when a movie is dubbed in a language different from its original language a lot of meanings and a lot of feelings are lost right now if even these lose their souls
by losing their meanings how can the meaning of the Quran never be lost therefore we say let's continue learning and reciting the Quran in its original form and let's continue to look at the seeds and search for deeper meanings of the Quran I Now understand that I can get the meaning wrong from the translation the information you have provided regarding the recitation of the Quran in and out of Prayer in Arabic is satisfactory I don't understand that isn't Adan supposed to be a concept that invites us to pray why am I not invited in my language then in Arabic when we visit a country how can we know if that country is Islamic with the sound of Adan Allah right people realize that they are in
an Islamic country by this in the first instance so the matter of Adan is not a simple one it is one of the first and greatest signs of Islam if Adan represents Islam surely you have to say it exactly in its original form when you translate it into different languages you miss the meaning it represents for example if we ask a question like this let's translate our national anthem into different languages in fact let's translate it into English so everyone can understand would we accept this we wouldn't right why because we would say our national anthem has a soul we would read it in our language saying it represents our soul it means a lot to us as such the sign of Islam is the other when we
say the Adan in Arabic we represent Islam we shout out Islam let's give another example turkia's national flag is very important to us isn't it it has a different place and meaning in our hearts we see a crescent and a star on a red background if someone were to come up and say let's remove the crescent and the star let's remove the red background let's just write turkia with a black pen on white paper does this mean the same thing of course not by doing that you remove its soul and meaning we won't accept that just like that if we were to change the Adan from its original form if we translate it into a different language if we remove Allah's name from it if we remove the testimony of our
Prophet peace be upon him from it we would diminish its meaning and remove it all together so as the national flag cannot be changed also cannot be changed and should remain in its original form you should know that saying it is not understandable makes no sense to me because when we look at the Adan there are a few basic expressions in it that every Muslim must know like what you say Allah so you speak of the greatness of Allah and you bear witness that there is no God but Allah this testimony is your introduction to Islam isn't Islam the expression of being a Muslim then what is it there that cannot be understood this is not a complex expression that requires deep knowledge of Arabic the
most basic call is a call that is already an introduction to Islam you say Muhammad and rasulullah this is also something that doesn't make sense when you try to change it by saying it is not understandable which is not possible is one of the greatest representations in signs of Islam it can never change thank you for answering our questions there are no more questions we will prepare more difficult questions and confront you again there is an answer to every question in Islam we put our faith in the Quran not in ourselves welcome to the towards eternities cross-examination Concept in this concept we will ask you some really weird questions we will ask some bizarre questions what are you
talking about when the time comes we'll draw guns I'll put the gun on the table I'll force you to answer me we'll play Russian Roulette as expected of cross-examination bestemi towards eternity's cross-examination examination concept I guess the name of the cuts have changed cross extermination let our hearts be satisfied no problem let our hearts be he's dying brother are you okay get a bag quick brother is suffocating we will prepare more challenging questions on the next topic we will are you ready I'm ready let's get started let's get started brother we're back to square one what happened our next topic is what are we supposed to say here what are we going to do our questions are
finished thank you for joining us I should be the one to thank you let's just call it a day hello brothers and sisters and thank you for watching the video if you want to take a look at more of our videos like this you can check the playlists we created specifically for you on the right or you can check out our latest videos on the left don't forget to like this video And subscribe to our channel so that we can reach and benefit more people see you