How has the message of the Quran been understood throughout the centuries, and where have mistakes been made? In this video, we discuss groundbreaking historical facts that will fundamentally shake our understanding of religion and worship.

Is there a priestly class in Islam? Is the belief that prayer can only be performed by reading the Quran in Arabic correct? What did the great imams of the schools of thought, Imam Shafi'i and Imam Abu Hanifa, actually say about worship and prayer in one's native language? Why were these truths hidden from the public? We examine not only religious practices but also historical facts: Why do we assume that all prophets came to the Middle East? According to the Quran, were prophets sent to every nation? Could the ancient Greek philosophers Socrates or Plato have been prophets?

Furthermore, the painful current state of Middle Eastern societies, which have benefited the least from the legacy of the prophets, is analyzed in a striking way through the historical tragedies in Gaza, Iraq, and Karbala.

A unique conversation for those who want to learn the profound meaning of the hadith, "Do not curse time, for time is God Himself," and broaden their horizons on religious matters.

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00:00 - How did the Quran dismantle the measure of piety (the priestly class)?
01:31 - Can the Turkish translation (meaning) of the Quran be read during prayer?
03:46 - Imam Shafi'i's hidden fatwa: "Pray in your own language"
05:34 - How should those who do not know Arabic pray?
11:11 - According to the Quran, weren't prophets sent to other continents and nations?
13:17 - Could Socrates and Plato have been prophets in Ancient Greece?
13:40 - Why were many more prophets sent to the Middle East? 14:04 - Middle Eastern societies betraying the Prophet's legacy and the example of Iraq
15:23 - The bitter truth of Karbala: How was Imam Hussein left alone in the desert?
15:46 - The striking saying of Prophet Muhammad: "Do not curse time..."

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