What is Qibla according to the Quran? Is it a direction of prayer?

[@dindavlog4115]

Sending support from Indonesia God bless Sir

[@nestcanz]

Thanks a lot, may Allah accept your efforts!

[@islamthebestreligion8180]

I appreciate you are a good thinker of quran,i feel the same question about the verses as you ,but you have done some work.

[@jamieb5626]

Can you do a video on Salah? Thank you for your videos!

[@qamara9900]

Salamun alykum... thanks brother . I am very happy with u presentation.. May ALLAH SWT rewards you from your good deed.

[@dantelm2366]

I love ur vids brother may Allah make your tasks easy for you. You have explained very well as always mashallah thank you

[@negeto2460]

Thank you brother Dantel. May Allah keep us on the guidance.

[@AdilZembout]

Salam alaykoum my dear brother, I appreciate your knowledge clear about the authentic meaning of the Quran, I do not find satisfaction in the sunni and shiite interpretatation, thank you for your

[@AdilZembout]

for sharing your teaching with us, God bless you my brother❤

[@negeto2460]

Yes, the 'Sunni / Shia' interpretations divert us away from the true teachings of the Qur'an. Wa alaykum salam bro

[@AliveSince1975]

Great work!

[@fatipahad]

Great explanation ❤

[@ameer.thelion]

I pray Islam will make a change

[@negeto2460]

It is NOT Islam that needs to change but the ones who claim to follow it!

[@inhumanhyena]

Salaam brother Haneefan, another great presentation. You're becoming a KZbin fav. I wonder if you've read anything by the Quran researcher Siraj Islam (Lamp of Islam) on the Qibla? I recall him sharing some interesting studies on the subject.

[@negeto2460]

Wa alaykum salaam akhi and thank you for your comments. I haven't heard of this person but I will surely look into it insha'Allah.

[@fatipahad]

Quran Centric had a video on Qibla and had a similar explanation. He also broke the word SHATRA . Unfortunately all his videos are taken of. I liked videos. I am glad I have some of his videos saved

[@negeto2460]

Thank you again sister. Yes, i've learned alot from brother Joseph from Quran Centric and may Allah reward him for his amazing contributions.

[@TheQuranExplainsItself]

He’s put the videos back up.

[@fatipahad]

@@TheQuranExplainsItself Thanks

[@moz2010ify]

I find your lectures enlightening. What should we understand by masjid-ul-haraam?

[@negeto2460]

Thank you for your comments. That's something for the near future inshaAllah 🙂

[@abdullahibnlevite7331]

Walaykum Salaamun, habibi

[@negeto2460]

Wa alaykum salam akhi

[@studiomagic236]

Slaam again. Can I ask, how many contact prayers do you find in the quran? How many do you personally? I'm stuck between two and three. I can see the optional night prayer, fajr prayer and isha

[@saabsk5955]

Can you please list some dictionaries that I can use to study words from the Quran? You mentioned Lanes I tried looking it up l could not find the right one. Maybe you can give me the links here.

[@negeto2460]

Salaam akhi, The dictionary I use is available online here: www.islamawakened.com/index.php/qur-an/qur-an-root-index I also have it PDF format which I'm happy to share. Please email me: [e-mail]

[@saabsk5955]

@@negeto2460 Thank you so much for this and the email. If further questions pop up is it ok that I email you?

[@negeto2460]

​@@saabsk5955 ofcourse, i'm happy to help 😊

[@sidzy79]

Can you please upload a video on "What is Salah"? Ritual prayer or not?

[@negeto2460]

I've just uploaded the video about Salat and can be viewed on my channel. Peace

[@saabsk5955]

Sidzy Salam. Did you get this video yet or watch something like this?

[@sidzy79]

@@saabsk5955 Nope

[@ADAM_lahMAN]

Asalaamu alaikum brother Negeto. Can you please send me pdf slides of your video presentations. JazakhAllahu khairan. May Allah guide us to the truth and establish the deen correctly.

[@negeto2460]

Wa alaykum salaam my friend. I would love to share my powerpoint presentations with anyone who's seeking the truth! Send me an email and I will send them to you. My email address is: [e-mail] Peace 🙂

[@ADAM_lahMAN]

Thanks brother, I will email you just now. May Allah bless you, guide you and your family on the straight path of the righteous.

[@mysticseer19]

Qibla is a prerequisite to prayer 🤲 (like ablution). It must be determined before beginning your salat or contact prayer. Qibla refers to the direction of prayer (toward Mecca). It is direction you face meaning: "orientate yourself" when you pray the five daily contact prayers. 1) Dawn, 2) Noon, 3) Afternoon 4) Sunset and 5) Night. In my case since l am in North America l use an app or compass 🧭 to determine it. If anyone suggests any other direction besides Mecca l refuse that request. When visiting a mosque l check the direction , if it doesn't line up - l refuse. Simple as that.

[@negeto2460]

Salaam, You said:" Qibla refers to the direction of prayer (toward Mecca)". Where exactly does the Qur'an say this?? In fact, the Qur'an says: "SHATRA al-Masjid al-haram" and NOT "Qibla al-masjid al-haram" so how can Qibla mean direction of prayer?? Please watch the video again and reflect and also do your own research. Peace 🙂

[@mysticseer19]

@@negeto2460 Peace ✌️ Quran 2:149 speaks of turning your face (during salat) toward the sacred masjid (at least that is how l interpret it) - l understand the "sacred masjid" to be referring to "Mecca" in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is a country ruled (right now) by a cruel and despotic monarchy, which is supported by my country the United States ( why exactly lm not sure?) . That's why l said l face "Mecca" during my "contact prayers". I understand there to be 5 contact prayers every 24 hours. Although some dispute this and insist there are only 3 contact prayers. But regardless we're all pretty much in agreement we face (in the direction of) Mecca during the prayers, wherever we're at or maybe in the world at the time. We call this our Qiblah meaning direction of prayer. Granted none of us speak Arabic - we all rely on English Translations of the meaning of Quran - none of us are scholars, we can't do research, apart from Google searches - so we can't debate you on Arabic terminology. We care mostly about practicality - how we apply the teachings of the Quran in our own lives. Like the jinn we hear and listen to the Quran and report back to our people, who for the most part are hated and despised by Muslims generally speaking because we're not Arabs, we also reject hadith and don't speak Arabic - except for the little bits we learn here and there like the al fatiha prayer (Sura 1). We use Sura 1 to unlock 🔓 the contact prayers, or open the door to direct communication with God. In other words so we can speak to our Creator (God Alone). We never mention anyone else in our contact prayers to God Alone. We always face the direction of Mecca during our prayers. We say there is "no God but God" (la illaha ellah Allah) - this gets us into trouble with Muslims as well who claim it's impossible for ignorant kafirs like us to understand the Quran without following the path of the prophet Muhammad, meaning following "Hadith and Sunnah" which we believe are fairy tales. Fairy tales invented some 200 years after the prophet Muhammad died. Besides the Quran instructs us to reject "Hadith" and follow the Quran alone. By following the Quran alone we feel we following the messenger. Which we try to do to the best of our ability... So when someone talks about Qiblah we understand it to mean the direction we face during our contact prayers. You will have to forgive us if we make mistakes... We have no one to teach us but God alone who hopefully will open our eyes 👀 and forgive us our sins, which are many...and very serious., as we live in an idolatrous society, ruled by greed and money lending. By the way Jesus never claimed to be God or the son of God. The Quran tells us the truth in this matter...he was a prophet of God, a human being - much like those who came before him... And after him. He was never an idol worshipper.

[@negeto2460]

@@mysticseer19 thank you for your comments and may Allah bless you. Yes, 'Qibla' is generally understood as 'direction of prayer' around the world. But it has a much more indepth meaning once you study the Verses carefully.

[@MegaBaddog]

@@mysticseer19 so is iran a Despotic counry which brutally suppresses its citizens. nothing special about saudis doing that centuries. arabs never had democracy or representaion

[@abdullahsadeghi9914]

Hi can u explain what’s Zakat the Quran followers says different things

[@negeto2460]

That's a work in progress brother 🙂

[@OHKNEECHAN]

The same site you referenced has "qib'la(t)" as direction of prayer 🤔 But you said this cannot be direction of prayer.. 🧐

[@thetru123th]

Qibla is location meeting point

[@parvezshahidi4783]

You said that Allah does not change his word then What about Allah said in the Quran that when I change anything I replace it with something better or similar. So Al Aqsa was changed to Mekkah to better. Please any one explain this.

[@negeto2460]

You must be referring to verse 2:106 where it reads: "" We do not abrogate (nansakh) a verse (ayatin) or cause it to be forgotten (nunsiha) except that We bring forth [one] better (bikhayrin) than it or similar to it (mithliha). Do you not know that Allāh is over all things competent?"" It does not say "change" in the verse. The arabic word "nansakh" could mean to destroy/abrogate or to copy/transcribe. Please watch my video called "2 types of Verses & Abrogation" video where I explain this.

[@fatipahad]

Quran Centric is back again. 🙏

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

Really ? Alhamdulillah for that ! Yusuf translates root words beautifully ! I am so happy that he didn't turn away! Subhanna Allah ! Alhamdulillah ! Peace !

[@ZonaldoCR7]

@@adrianabonitaaziz Is he really back?

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

@@ZonaldoCR7 I haven't seen any video... Unfortunately. I really miss Yusuf's explanations .

[@negeto2460]

​@@adrianabonitaaziz yes, i miss Yusuf's videos as well. Infact, many of the things I present are what I've learned from him. May Allah continue to bless Yusuf and I hope he us doing well.

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

@@negeto2460 May Allah bless you too. 😊

[@muhammadnuralhafiz]

Peace and blessings be upon you friends I pray for our Lord best in world and hereafter 2:200 I pray for our lord forgiveness for parents and Muslims surah ibrahim I pray for our Lord give us ability of interpretation surah yusuf I have a questions for you: How do counter arguments about hikmah is separate from quran? Rabbi zidni ilman

[@negeto2460]

Ameen my brother and may Allah bless you to. Please watch my video called " Messenger's Duty". I explain how the 'Hikmah' is simply an attribute of the Qur'an itself. Just like how the Qur'an is 'guidance', 'criterion', 'mercy', 'glad tidings', etc. The 'hikmah' is simply another attribute of the Qur'an my brother and there are numerous verses to prove this.

[@sirchale9272]

@@negeto2460rother , be careful with using the term “ Ameen” as I have not found it in the Quran to back it up. Unless you have a verse for me , brother, that I might of missed. Will greatly receive feed back with sincere appreciation. However I did find a word that translates to someone being described as trustworthy in the verses.. 81:21 26:193 7:68 26:107 12:54 26:125 26:162 27:39 44:18 44:51 95:3

[@muhammadnuralhafiz]

@Negeto ameen is secure Ruhul ameen-secure spirit Secure hold rope Thamud secure house Indeed to you I'm a trustworthy messenger-inni lakum rasulun amiin Rabbana taqabulna dua- surah ibrahim Thank you

[@negeto2460]

​@@sirchale9272 saying 'Ameen' isn't really Quranic so to speak but rather traditional. It's just something that is commonly said around the Muslim world and I personally don't see anything wrong with it. May Allah guide us all!

[@dr___sqazi5145]

In Verse 2:177 qibla is what ?? Tawalu wajhuka qiblal mashrik wal magrib Excellent 👌 PPT

[@Quran-Life]

Brother, do not remove any comments.. its the only way to be objective.. except sunni insulting attack.. we do show our perspective to people to make them think before taking your words.. if you make mistakes - it would prevent going astray all your listeners..

[@negeto2460]

Hello brother, No! I have not removed any comments. There was just this one non-muslim spammer who was writing rubbish on my channel so I removed ONLY those. I am open to constructive critisizm brother and appreciate any feedback because we are continiouly learning and growing. Peace bro 🙂

[@waseemsstudy9140]

May Allah reward you for your efforts in learning the true meaning of the Quran. I like your approach of looking for the definition of Quranic terms from within the Quran. I agree that Masjid Aqsa could not have been the first qibla but for different reasons. However, I disagree with your definition of the qibla. Here are some points to reflect upon: 1. Masjid Aqsa did not exist at the time of the Prophet pbuh. It was built around 700 CE by Caliph Abdul Malik bin Marwan. Also Quran tells that Ka'aba was the first house. So Masjid Aqsa can't be qibla awal. 2. Qibla is explained by the word 'shatra'. As you pointed out it means turning face towards something. Thus, Qibla is direction of prayers. 3. I'm glad you mentioned Qibla of Moses pbuh. The verse says make your houses Qibla and establish prayers. This command was made when Moses's people were under oppressive rule of the Pharoah. I am assuming that they did not have the liberty to openly perform prayers so they could pray in their homes. They had not been to Ka'aba so they could not have faced in that direction anyways. 4. You quoted 2:144 and used the translation that the prophet was looking towards the heavens. Other places you used your own translation of the Arabic text but here you missed it. The Arabic text is 'fi sama', which means within space. It is not 'ila sama' which would mean towards heaven. 5. Jews hold Jerusalem as their qibla but there is no mention in the Quran that Allah established Jerusalem as their qibla. Bible mentions that prophet Daniel while in captivity in Babylon, prayed facing Jerusalem. As we saw that in Quran, Allah told Moses pbuh to make qibla at home, it is likely that Jews continued to pray at their homes. When they were exiled from their homes and were in captivity in Babylon, they might have started facing towards Jerusalem where their former homes were. 6. As for east and west and your argument that qibla is not about direction, 2:143 clearly says that qibla was chosen to make you ummat wusta 'middle people'. Geographically, Ka'aba is neither in the east nor in the west, it is quite central. 7. Masjid al Haram at the time of the prophet pbuh was limited to Ka'aba itself. People would pray inside the Ka'aba. If you pray inside the Ka'aba, there is no qibla. You can pray in any direction. In summary from the above points, one can see that Jews were praying in their houses. After they were exiled from their houses, they started praying towards their houses. Muslims were praying inside Ka'aba. When they migrated to Medina, they were praying in all directions. That's what 2:144 seems to point out that your face is turning within the space 'fi sama'. So Allah commanded to face Masjid al Haram from wherever you are. Thus, people turned to Masjid al Haram. This appeared to an ignorant third person that the muslims have changed their qibla (2:142) but in fact they had just established their qibla. When this news reached Masjid Quba, people were praying in the direction of Syria so they changed the direction towards Mecca (Bukhari 4490). Note that Bukhari mentions Syria and does not specifically mentions Jerusalem or Masjid Aqsa.

[@negeto2460]

Thank you for your comments brother. I have actually made another video called 'Reflections' and I try to clarify this topic further. Please watch it until 17:00 if you're interested. I still have the view that 'Qibla' is NOT about a 'literal' direction. But ofcourse, everyone has their way of understanding and may Allah accept this from us. Peace 😊

[@waseemsstudy9140]

@@negeto2460 Yes, brother just watched your other video. It seems to me that you got the deeper meaning right. However, you deny the superficial meaning even though all the verses you quoted regarding the face points to qibla as direction. Brother you dived deep into the ocean which is good but remember you can only get to the depth by passing through the surface. So let's keep praying facing the qibla with the understanding that a few degrees off does not invalidate our prayers and that we are not worshipping the Ka'aba. The direction of prayer is only symbolic.

[@negeto2460]

​@@waseemsstudy9140thank you for your comments akhi. May Allah guide us and keep us on the straight path

[@waseemsstudy9140]

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[@reyazahmadnaik9159]

Kindly give the meaning of 17/1

[@stevesmith4901]

If Qiblah means a meeting place, and not direction, then how do you explain the verses mentioning qiblah? Why is God talking about a meeting place? What is the significance? What was the meeting place initially and what then become the meeting place after it got changed?

[@negeto2460]

Thank you for your comments. Please watch my video called 'Reflections' which further clarifies this subject. Qibla is about a 'direction' of commitment, purpose, conduct, etc.

[@AlwonDomz]

@@negeto2460 I’ve listened to other commentary where the homes of the children of Isreal were made “Quibla” as the signs of G-d passed over Pharaoh… Is “Quibla” a meeting place in this regard? I did not have time to finish the entire video

[@zakkak1709]

Qibla direction from Hawai island falls down at earth,how will you turn your face towards qibla.

[@negeto2460]

Good point bro! How can we be expected to LITERALLY direct our faces towards it when we are scattered all over the earth?? Therefore, Qibla is NOT about a 'literal' direction we must face! But rather, a direction of devotion, righteousness, dedication, conduct, guidance, etc.

[@KS-eu7jp]

Qibla means direction of beleef not physical qibla.

[@NedimTabakovic]

Isn’t mesjid Al-Aqsa built later in order to support this traditionalist interpretation?

[@negeto2460]

It's possible brother Nedim. That's why I prove in the video that the Traditional view has no legs to stand on.

[@kinanlaham744]

Al-Aqsa wasn't built as a mosque when Muslims were facing that direction. In fact, it wasn't in the hands of Muslims during the life of the prophet ﷺ.

[@NedimTabakovic]

@@kinanlaham744 As a matter of fact what you are implying is utter nonsense...

[@kinanlaham744]

@@NedimTabakovic Brother, what did I imply?

[@kinanlaham744]

@@NedimTabakovic Here is a quote from Wikipedia: """Byzantine Jerusalem was conquered by the Arab armies of Umar ibn al-Khattab in AD 638""" Link: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aelia_Capitolina

[@reyyanyucel1234]

This verse you just shared about wahi. I’m at minute 5:39. Just proves the Hadith about our prophet pbuh supposedly going up to heaven and speaking directly to God as false. I always found that Hadith odd. He goes up and down, up and down and brings prayer down from 50 to 5. And our Muslim brothers and sisters don’t question this. Crazy. You get to meet God and then you have the audacity to negotiate with him. Blows my mind every time. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not an expert. I know there’s verses about miraj. I’m not denying. Just stating

[@negeto2460]

Salaam akhi and thank you for your comments. I recommend that you watch my video called "what was revealed to prophet Muhammad". I prove without a doubt that the only WAHI that Muhammad (a.s) received from Allah was the Qur'an! Also, the Quran says nothing about something called 'Miraj'.

[@kinanlaham744]

5:39 doesn't prove anything related to that hadith. In fact, that verse confirms the possibility of Allah ﷻ speaking to a human being using one of three methods. So, how did you conclude otherwise?

[@kinanlaham744]

11:50 chapter 2 verse 177 You mixed two similar words together. This verse mentions قبل while your topic is about قبلة and if you look closely their transliteration are different. That's where I stopped watching.

[@negeto2460]

Salaam akhi, Thank you for pointing that out. However, both 'Qibala' and 'Qibalata' come from the SAME root! Which can mean the following: To accept/admit/receive/agree, meet anyone, to face/encounter someone/something, advance/approach, correspond, counteract/compare/requite/compensate, the front part, accept with approval, show favour. Most Mufassirs have translated it as 'towards/to' in verse 2:177 which is understandable from the context. But it makes no sense to translate it as 'direction of prayer' in all other verses as outlined in my video. Especially if you consider verse 10:87 where Allah commands Moses (as) to make your HOUSES qiblatan! Did Allah instruct Moses to build their houses LITERALLY to face/point towards a particular direction?? Whether you watch my videos or not akhi, I pray that Allah guides us all to the straight path.

[@kinanlaham744]

@@negeto2460 Salam brother, You keep making the same set of mistakes and end up with wrong conclusions. You need to face the fact you don't know Arabic and your method of trying to get the "gist" of what these verses are saying is not the proper way to deal with the Qur'an. You are imposing your own rules over the Qur'an. The list of possible meanings based on one root is not comprehensive. Verse 10:87 is one example. In your other video you confused مهد cradle and مهدي a guided person, what did you do after you learned about your mistake?

[@negeto2460]

​@@kinanlaham744 wa alaykum salaam, I will be sure to consult with the Shiekhs, imams, mullahs, ulema, fuqaha, hanafis, malikis, ash'aris, maturidis, hanbalis, ibadis, ahmadis, salafis, ahlal-hadith, ibn hajar, nawawi, ibn kathir, tabari, qurtubi, daraqutni, bayhaqi, ibn salah, ibn taymiyah - they should guide me to ALL truth rite? Using your 'Aql need not apply!

[@kinanlaham744]

@@negeto2460 Salam, Brother, no I am not asking you to consult any of that. When I point out your mistakes and errors in your understanding of Arabic language at a very basic level, what should عقل dictate? What should be your next rational action? Your previous reply is definitely not rational. Peace.

[@negeto2460]

​@@kinanlaham744 Wa alaykum salaam akhi. I did some research and you may be right about the arabic word 'mahdi' and the word 'mahdiyy'. Sorry, i'm not able to copy/paste the arabic text into my replies. However, the Qur'an says NOTHING about some guided one named 'Al-mahdiyy' who will rid the world of all evil and join with Jesus (a.s) to kill the Dajjaal. Peace

[@thetru123th]

What the quran really telling u is don't go to hajj its fobiddian its haram

[@kinanlaham744]

Salam brother Negeto, The conclusion you make in this video is that the word قبلة "Qibla" means: A gathering spot, or a meeting location. You repeatedly state it does NOT mean "direction of prayer" I guess you searched the Qur'an for similar words and read the translations for each verse and tried to find a meaning for the word Qibla based on these translations, but not the meaning used by "traditional" Muslims. You were not looking for its meaning based on the context. Your goal was to avoid a specific meaning. Sure enough you found a verse 10.87 and it might give you a different meaning. Then you applied the new meaning to the other verses. So how do Muslims follow the order in the verse when it says: "wherever you may be"? How do we "turn our faces" to this "gathering spot" wherever we may be? Again, you struggle with Arabic and jump to wrong conclusions. - The same word can have several meanings. This includes the word قبلة Qibla. - The list of meanings you get from a dictionary, like Lane's, based on some root is not complete. Consider the word قَبْلَ "qabla" which means * before *, opposite of بعد "after" 28:30 After the change in direction commanded in previous verses. Verse 145 is not talking in the past tense, when both Muslims and Jews used to face the same direction, the verse is talking about the future. The Jews * will * not follow his direction of prayer, nor he * will * follow their direction. Can you go back and correct you understanding. I have no idea what you have on your whiteboard. It was more of a distraction than anything useful. You were off topic there, but nevertheless it made me wonder if جبريل told the prophet anything other than the Qur'an. Think about it. Based on the Qur'an alone, 19.17-21, Gabriel is having a conversation with Mary. So did Gabriel come to the prophet to tell him a verse or more and leave, or was there more than that. Did he come for other reasons. If he did share with the prophet anything other than the Qur'an, what would you consider that? Peace.

[@negeto2460]

Wa alaykum salaam akhi, You said: " So how do Muslims follow the order in the verse when it says: "wherever you may be"? How do we "turn our faces" to this "gathering spot" wherever we may be?" Bro, you take things too LITERALLY and you know arabic better than me! Take a look at these verses: "" And [commanded], 'Direct YOUR FACE (wajhaka) [i.e., self] toward the religion, inclining to truth, and never be of those who associate others with Allāh."" {10:105} "" So direct YOUR FACE (wajhaka) [i.e., self] toward the correct religion before a Day comes from Allāh of which there is no repelling. That Day, they will be divided. "" {30:43} Which direction is the 'Deen' of Allah bro?? Is it east? west? above, below?? How can we direct our FACES (wajhaka / wujuuhakum) to the 'deen'?? Is this about a direction we must face LITERALLY? Furthermore, Allah clealy tells us that piety (al-birra) is NOT that WE TURN (tuwallu) OUR FACES (wujuuhakum) to the east and the west {2:177}! Therefore, verses 2:142-150 CANNOT be talking about a LITERAL direction we must face (for prayer). But rather, we must be mindful and direct ourselves for the Deen of Allah and strive to become haneefan - just like Ibrahim (a.s). This can only be possible by adherring to the Qur'an. You also said: "..when both Muslims and Jews used to face the same direction.." This is your ASSUMPTION and SPECULATIONS that comes from your LAHWAL-HADITHS! Your Traditions have blinded you from seeing the truth bro! Just because you know good arabic doesn't mean you know the Qur'an better than others. Guidance will come to you when you engage with the Qur'an - not when you let your scholars / forefathers dictate the religion for you. Finally, you are again ASSUMING /GUESSING that Gibreel brought some other revelation (wahi ghayri matlu / wahi baatin) to prophet Muhammad (a.s). Bring your proof if what you say is true! May Allah continue to grant us understanding. Peace

[@kamolegamberdiev7793]

Just shut up man. You do not know what you are talking about.

[@negeto2460]

​@@kamolegamberdiev7793 hmm are you saying that to me? or this Kinan guy??

[@kamolegamberdiev7793]

@@negeto2460 To that Kinan guy.

[@negeto2460]

​@@kamolegamberdiev7793 haha! Yes, he believes he is superior simply because he knows arabic better than me. It's Allah ALONE who guides my friend 😊

[@Quran-Life]

Sorry, but qibla means where you must face towards..

[@negeto2460]

In can mean "towards" in verse 2:177 but certainly not in other Verses as I've shown in the presentation. Peace

[@Quran-Life]

@@negeto2460 is it you who is deleting my comments?