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Is It True Their Is a Flower That Opens Up Every Time its hears The Islam Call to Prayer? Q. I heard this on bbc in 2005. Their were flowers planted close to a mosque that would open up every time it heard the islam call to prayer and then it would close up again. very amazing. Asked by MUCHAUA123 - Fri Mar 5 17:53:40 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments A. Only in words does it . This is a flower that exist only in the Islam people and not growing in the garden . It is the spiritual flower . Answered by 1 eye dog - Fri Mar 5 17:56:20 2010 Question about prayer in islam? Q. umm if you have nothing HELPFUL to say please keep your comments to yourself.. lets say during the prayer the imam reads the alaq. since the last ayah requires you to made sujud, after the sujud do you get up and do ruku or what do you do? Asked by Laith A.. - Sat Aug 22 02:05:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments A. Depending on which school of fiqh one chooses to follow, the Holy Qur'an contains a total of 14 or 15 verses (aya'at) of sajdah. The reader may want to make sajdah after reading the verse. Your question concerns specifically the last of these 14 or 15 verses which is the last verse of surah surah Al Alaq. Twelves of these verses of sajdah are immediatly followed by other verses in the same surah. After the reader makes the sadjah, he stand up and read the next verses of that surah. That is not the case of surah Al Alaq, hence your question. This is the verse you are talking about: - "But prostrate yourself and draw near (unto Allah)" (al-'Alaq 19). There are two options available to the reader both accepted by the scholars. The first… [cont.] Answered by Idy D - Sat Aug 22 10:14:49 2009 regarding prayer in islam?
Q. is it true that if u pray isha in jamaa u will get half the night of doing zikr and praying fajr in jamaa, u will get the other half of the night as doing zikr? Asked by battousai88 - Sun Apr 22 01:57:34 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments A. It doesn't matter what you wear... (and correct spelling is pajama... not jamaa, LOL) Praying is a waste of time and energy and you'll get nothing for it. [][][] r u randy? [][][] . Answered by r u randy? - Sun Apr 22 02:05:13 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Prayer in Islam"
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