Reading the Quran

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Bhai merai … every Muslim in the whole word is obligated to do all Salats in Arabic. Does that violate the unversilaty of Islam?

You can read Quran in any language to understand it. It has its own rewards and blessings. But still it cannot replace the Arabic version.

Each word of Quran in Arabic has 10 Naikiyaan asscoiated with that. That includes the words of whose meaning no one knows (like Alif Laam Meem, Ha meem …) .. that shows that those naikyan has nothing to do with translation.
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Salaam

Actually, we do know what the Alif Laam Meem, and Ha Meem mean in the initialed verses in the Quran. You will find often in the same verses or in the proceeding verse with the Arabic initials, that they are the proofs/signs of the Quran. Thus, they are responsible for proving the Quran is from GOD. And if it is a proof from GOD, it would have to be a miracle. Otherwise, humans would dispute and say a human could replicate whatever it was. But, how can letters be a miraculous proof from GOD of the Quran? Good question. Watch this.

http://vimeo.com/4541598

peace