الموقف الاستشراقي من مكانة الصلاة في الإسلام : دراسة تحليلية

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Orientalist stance on the place of prayer in Islam The Authority of Prayer in Islam and the meeting of worshipers in united ranks were humiliated and humiliated - they won the approval of a number of orientalists as they described with admiration the manifestations of unity and brotherhood that appear on the worshipers and pictures of equality and the absence of discrimination and distinction between worshipers entrusted to them in their churches, and in exchange for this position a number of Orientalists stabbed in the origin The legitimacy of prayer in Islam and in the narrations of the hypothesis of prayer in the incident of Isra and Al-Maraj, this research came to confirm the merits of prayer in Islam and clarify its status and respond to the suspicions of the contested Orientalists in its legitimacy, and to demonstrate the evidence of the Isra and Al-Maraj incident, and to impose prayer 011 that journey, and deny the similarity of the narrations of the Isra and Al-Maraj incident What was mentioned in the Torah and with an explanation of the errors of the orientalist methodology 011 which they built their suspicions, and the research came according to the following demands: the first: the moderate orientalist position 011 the position of prayer, and the second: the orientalist position on the legality of prayer, and the third: a discussion of the claim of evolution in the legitimacy of prayer, and the fourth: The attitude of Orientalists towards the rule of one who neglects prayer Among the most prominent results of the research were the falsehood of the claims of the contested orientalists in the legitimacy of prayer in Islam, and the emergence of admiration of a number of orientalists in the authority of performing prayers in Muslim mosques and their effect on the meeting of Muslims and their ranks, and the error of measuring the legitimacy of prayer in Islam with the periods of development experienced by the prayer body in Judaism and Christianity.