S.M.R
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My point is this:
Given the multiple variations that are built into the very process of prayer, and given the processes that led to finalization of the Quran into its present widely accepted form, it is not correct to insist on absolutism in the practices under discussion in this thread.
those variations have not changed the basic method of prayer so far.
2nd bold: It is up to a person choice, that how interact with his god. To me, there is a method which has been followed since ages say from the day prophet left us. So when there is no difference among the followers about a particular thing, then why to create such ambiguities within religion itself?