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**q9h9pPne** · 09-01-2011, 01:37 AM

Scholars can believe something is a sign of respect for themselves.

bro, scholars feel it after reading the quran and all other knowledge, which you also claim to read by laying on the ground. so the output is definately not the same as you can see.

should not be blanketed on the entire Ummah.

bro etiqutte is eiquette. none will force you in jail or put in hell for not following it. its a open highway. Act with wisdom so that we can walk together with ummah and not a alone traveller.

When I am reading the Quran and have it spread on the floor I am respecting it more than having it sitting collecting dust on the table. [B]

you mean there are more dust on the table than floor? it got nothing to do with dust. Its adaab bro. Etiquettes are there to learn and not judging via logic or feeling.

09-01-2011, 01:37 AM	#16
q9h9pPne Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	Scholars can believe something is a sign of respect for themselves. bro, scholars feel it after reading the quran and all other knowledge, which you also claim to read by laying on the ground. so the output is definately not the same as you can see. should not be blanketed on the entire Ummah. bro etiqutte is eiquette. none will force you in jail or put in hell for not following it. its a open highway. Act with wisdom so that we can walk together with ummah and not a alone traveller. When I am reading the Quran and have it spread on the floor I am respecting it more than having it sitting collecting dust on the table. [B] you mean there are more dust on the table than floor? it got nothing to do with dust. Its adaab bro. Etiquettes are there to learn and not judging via logic or feeling.
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