Andres Saenz
Pantheist
Are there any Qur'an Alone Mosques? Where does the Qur'anite go for Friday prayers?
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Qur'anic Mosques?
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.lava
Veteran Member
dear friend, what does Qur'an alone mosque mean? there is no such a thing. the name Cami (mosque) comes from one of the names of Allah (El Camiu). words like Cemaat, Cem are also have the same root and they all mean one thing: 'Coming together, gathering together'. Qur'an openly says that Islam rejects any sections in religion. a Muslim also should reject sections in Islam because religion of God, as God itself, IS ONE.
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Snowber
Active Member
I agree that Islam rejects the concept of "sects" even though many "Muslims" have divided themselves anyway.
As for an answer to your question in the basic sense, yes there are "Koran only" Mosques. You will find that many of those upholding the Koran alone will congregate in their homes if need be, just like the Jews were told to do during the time of Moses.
As for an answer to your question in the basic sense, yes there are "Koran only" Mosques. You will find that many of those upholding the Koran alone will congregate in their homes if need be, just like the Jews were told to do during the time of Moses.