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prohibition. Allah High Exalted also says:
“…until you know what you are saying”, (Koran Ch. 4 verse 43)
This explained the reason for debarring those who are intoxicated from the
mosque, but the term intoxicated applies extension to those who are wholly
preoccupied with temptations and worldly thoughts.
When the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said: “The prayer is nothing
but submissiveness and humility…” he used a particularly definite and emphatic
construction in Arabic.
The Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said: “If a man‟s prayer does not
deter him from indecency and mischief, he gains nothing from Allah but
remoteness.” Heedless prayer does nothing to deter a man from these vices.
The heedless are alluded to in the Tradition: “Many of those who pray derive
nothing from their prayers except weariness and strain.”
“…until you know what you are saying”, (Koran Ch. 4 verse 43)
This explained the reason for debarring those who are intoxicated from the
mosque, but the term intoxicated applies extension to those who are wholly
preoccupied with temptations and worldly thoughts.
When the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said: “The prayer is nothing
but submissiveness and humility…” he used a particularly definite and emphatic
construction in Arabic.
The Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said: “If a man‟s prayer does not
deter him from indecency and mischief, he gains nothing from Allah but
remoteness.” Heedless prayer does nothing to deter a man from these vices.
The heedless are alluded to in the Tradition: “Many of those who pray derive
nothing from their prayers except weariness and strain.”