What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

[someone12]

Say if I once did something wrong in a salat weeks ago, back then I knew, but now, I don't even remember what made this salat invalid, or why I was going to repeat it?

Should I still repeat it, or only repeat the salat that I KNOW and REMEMBER the error?

[Sky Lark]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

You could perform some nafl salaah that would compensate for any wrong you did not remember. Insha'allah.

[someone12]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

You could perform some nafl salaah that would compensate for any wrong you did not remember. Insha'allah.

Really? So I can just move on from it and do sunnah? Even if I remember it was something that was invalid, though I do not really remember.

[Sky Lark]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

Yes because you cannot remember even if you did something wrong its all part of doubtful thinking so yeah, just do extra as nafl.

[Serinity]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

I do my last part of my prayer in English, where I give my sallams to the prophet Muhammad :SAW: and Ibrahim (AS) and their families and companies etc? The last bit of the last bit, I do in English, is that okay?

[Sky Lark]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

No other language is allowed in salah besides Arabic.

You can make all your duas out of salah but read the prescribed duas in salah.

[Serinity]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

Okay I'll try to memorize the last bit then. :)

[Sky Lark]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

Its not difficult. May Allah make it ease for you:)

[Serinity]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

True, it is just like I feel the last bit is a tat bit different than the things I'm used to say. Sometimes I get lost in pronounciation, and miss out a word, which I fill in with a word I think of, which makes sense, I guess.

[someone12]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

True, it is just like I feel the last bit is a tat bit different than the things I'm used to say. Sometimes I get lost in pronounciation, and miss out a word, which I fill in with a word I think of, which makes sense, I guess.

I've always wondered that. Is there any that plainly says you must speak Arabic?

[Sky Lark]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

You see the Qur'an was revealed in Arabic, and Rasulullah sallallahu alaihi wasallam has taught us to perform salah as it was revealed, so no changes can be made.

With practice you will memorize the duas easily:)

[someone12]

Re: What if I forgot why I was going to repeat this prayer?

You see the Qur'an was revealed in Arabic, and Rasulullah sallallahu alaihi wasallam has taught us to perform salah as it was revealed, so no changes can be made.

With practice you will memorize the duas easily:)

Yeah, and also, old Arabic is actually quite a difficult language to interpret.

Rabbil Alameen, some translations say it means "Lord of the Worlds" others say "Lord of the universe". Regardless its the same meaning, these two words give you an insight and understanding of what Alameen defines.