I want to ask our Muslims brother/sister this question. Why 5 times prayers can't be translated to other languages to make more easy for everybody. I believe that God doesn't discriminate against any language.

Even the Bible wasn't originally written in English. There are translated and transliterated versions of the holy Qur'an.

wis3:
Even the Bible wasn't originally written in English. There are translated and transliterated versions of the holy Qur'an.

You didn't read the OP'S question properly.

Kobojunkie:
You didn't read the OP'S question properly.

Arabic just like English is translatable. Hope this answers your question.

wis3:
Arabic is translatable just like English. Hope this answers your question.

Read the question asked by the OP.

muykem:
I want to ask our Muslims brother/sister this question. Why 5 times prayers can't be translated to other languages to make more easy for everybody. I believe that God doesn't discriminate against any language.

Kobojunkie:
Read the question asked by the OP.

Kobo where have you been?
Kinda miss ya unending questions..

Kobojunkie:
Read the question asked by the OP.

Note the word; Language . Cept' you are trying to give it your own narrative.

wis3:
Note the word; Language . Cept' you are trying to give it your own narrative.

Maybe you can instead upload the translation lf all 5 prayers so the Op can see that they can indeed be said in other languages other than Arabic...

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Kobo where have you been?
Kinda miss ya unending questions..

Unending ke? You confuse me with lexy 2014 abi wetin?

Kobojunkie:
Unending ke? You confuse me with lexy 2014 abi wetin?

Jeez Kobo my mind went to that guy as I was typing this swears..just felt I should joke around with ya a little bit..
But to be sincere missed ya should I say inquisitive attitude or your debate..

All in all.... trust ya doing great oe'r there?

"It" doesn't understand anything.
"It" doesn't even exist.

Kobojunkie:
Maybe you can instead upload the translation lf all 5 prayers so the Op can see that they can indeed be said in other languages other than Arabic...

baseless

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Jeez Kobo my mind went to that guy as I was typing this swears..just felt I should joke around with ya a little bit..
But to be sincere missed ya should I say inquisitive attitude or your debate..

All in all.... trust ya doing great oe'r there?

Yeah, I am OK. Thanks for asking...hope you are going great too?

wis3:
baseless

You are not able to directly respond to the OP'S actual question or what?

Kobojunkie:
You are not able to directly respond to the OP'S actual question or what?

I'm replying to you because you mentioned me. Let him speak for himself

wis3:
I'm replying to you because you mentioned me. Let him speak for himself

And I am only interested in you actually answering the OP'S question which again is something like why do Muslims everywhere pray the 5 daily prayers in Arabic and not in English or even yoruba or any other language out there?

Kobojunkie:
And I am only interested in you actually answering the OP'S question which again is something like why do Muslims everywhere pray the 5 daily prayers in Arabic and not in English or even yoruba or any other language out there?

Because unlike other beliefs. You can't alter or change anything about the religion hence it creates room for errors where in some faiths we have so many versions of their holy books all contradicting each other.

wis3:
Because unlike other beliefs. You can't alter or change anything about the religion hence it creates room for errors where in some faiths we have so many versions of their holy books all contradicting each other.

So in a sense, the OP isn't wrong?

Kobojunkie:
So in a sense, the OP isn't wrong?

Having it written in too many languages will only bring in more contradictions, with every version of each language claiming to be better than the other, or a case where certain words would be substituted for the other which a certain group would not agree with, you could even end up having several versions under the same language but in the end, they contradict each other.

wis3:
Having it written in too many languages will only bring in more contradictions, with every version of each language claiming to be better than the other, or a case where certain words would be substituted for the other which a certain group would not agree with, you could even end up having several versions under the same language but in the end, they contradict each other.

Meaning then that the OP is indeed right and that the Islamic message tends to fall apart completely when subjected to different human languages except arabic?

Kobojunkie:
Meaning then that the OP is indeed right and that the Islamic message tends to fall apart completely when subjected to different human languages except arabic?

It's what we have in
today Christianity? With several versions of the Bible, same book, different meanings? And you can't even begin to talk about it because it because it becomes an argument

muykem:
I want to ask our Muslims brother/sister this question. Why 5 times prayers can't be translated to other languages to make more easy for everybody. I believe that God doesn't discriminate against any language.

The Islamic Allah only understands ARABIC. Just like Ogun or Oya or Sango can only be invoked in Yoruba language.

Too bad!

wis3:
Having it written in too many languages will only bring in more contradictions, with every version of each language claiming to be better than the other, or a case where certain words would be substituted for the other which a certain group would not agree with, you could even end up having several versions under the same language but in the end, they contradict each other.

Isn't it the reason why 90% of Muslims live in complete ignorance because they dont understand Arabic?

TenQ:

Isn't it the reason why 90% of Muslims live in complete ignorance because they dont understand Arabic?

your opinion. Peace

wis3:
Even the Bible wasn't originally written in English. There are translated and transliterated versions of the holy Qur'an.

Can we do our 5tmes prayers in our language?

muykem:
Can we do our 5tmes prayers in our language?

Lol. Yes you can

TenQ:

Isn't it the reason why 90% of Muslims live in complete ignorance because they dont understand Arabic?

This is false, there are translated versions in every language and in Arabic school you learn both the Arabic and it's translation in each individuals language..

Or haven't you read some portion of the Quran before did you learn Arabic...

TenQ:

The Islamic Allah only understands islam. Just like Ogun or Oya or Sango can only be invoked in Yoruba language.

Too bad!

This must be your opinion because no where in the Quran did Allah make such claim...

Most muslims pray in their local dialect but recite the Quran in Arabic..

wis3:
It's what we have in
today Christianity? With several versions of the Bible, same book, different meanings? And you can't even begin to talk about it because it because it becomes an argument

I am afraid you are entirely mistaken. It is nothing like what you assume you have in today's Christianity at all this since "Christian" scripture was not written or dictated by God Himself. instead "Christian" scripture was penned down by many different men in human languages to be comprehended by human minds in any language realiy. God's core message, as written of by the many writers is retained even though the writers are different and so also times.

Also, scripture is is compendium of the thoughts and opinions of men, Satan and his demons, in addition to the Word of God, so contradictions are to be expected given this. So scripture isn't holy, like some like to pretend because they are afraid to accept the truth of it.

wis3:
Lol. Yes you can

But according to you, doing so would damage the authenticity of the prayer....

wis3:
Having it written in too many languages will only bring in more contradictions, with every version of each language claiming to be better than the other, or a case where certain words would be substituted for the other which a certain group would not agree with, you could even end up having several versions under the same language but in the end, they contradict each other.

Isn't writing it in a different language pretty much same as speaking it in a different language?

haekymbahd:
This is false, there are translated versions in every language and in Arabic school you learn both the Arabic and it's translation in each individuals language..

Or haven't you read some portion of the Quran before did you learn Arabic...

So why did the other guy claim that translating it would violate the authenticity of the message in some way?

wis3:
Having it written in too many languages will only bring in more contradictions, with every version of each language claiming to be better than the other, or a case where certain words would be substituted for the other which a certain group would not agree with, you could even end up having several versions under the same language but in the end, they contradict each other.

haekymbahd:
This must be your opinion because no where in the Quran did Allah make such claim...

Most muslims pray in their local dialect but recite the Quran in Arabic..

In what language does Muslims pray five times a day?
In what language is call to prayer made?

Don't Taqqiyya me please!
Allah can only be worshipped in Arabic.

Have you ever in your life gone to a mosque in which Arabic was NOT spoken once?