نسعى لحكم إسلامي بمصر

[Saladin]

Originally Posted by Dalzi

No we don't disregard all Hadiths of course, but we can question whether they're genuine or not.

Of course.

[Danny Z]

Originally Posted by Dalzi

The Qur'an doesn't say how a prayer has to be done, for example. That's taken from the prophet's teachings. Prayer is one of those things that are core and geniune since everyone saw the prophet and everyone prays the same today, with but a few minor differences.

Then you have hadiths with crazy stuff, you could swear by Zeus that the devils wrote them.

If God did not say how you should pray then why do people have to follow Mohamad's way? If there are no specs on how to pray anybody can choose his own specs because God did not deem it was important otherwise he would have written down in the Quran.

[Dalzi]

Originally Posted by Danny Z

If God did not say how you should pray then why do people have to follow Mohamad's way?

Because the Qur'an is the message of Mohamad.

If there are no specs on how to pray anybody can choose his own specs because God did not deem it was important otherwise he would have written down in the Quran.

The Qur'an covers the rules and the core, the specific details were for the prophet to teach. You can't include everything in a single book. You need a book on its own to teach you how to do the compulsary prayers.

The Qur'an is flooded with verses stressing on the importance of prayer, it explains the time of prayer, the number of prayers and the wudu2 and tayyammum. The movements were taught by the prophet, they're more like a meditative excercise routine (if you're familiar with mediation and yoga).