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'''Al Fatiha''', or "سورة الفاتحة ," is the [[sura]] of the [[Muslim]] [[Koran]] that is traditionally placed first. It invokes the name of [[Allah]] as the one true God, and praises him as being merciful and the true path to salvation. It is considered the most important sura by many scholars of [[Islam]], and is said repeatedly throughout the day during traditional Muslim prayer (''[[salat]]''). | '''Al Fatiha''', or "سورة الفاتحة ," is the [[sura]] of the [[Muslim]] [[Koran]] that is traditionally placed first. It invokes the name of [[Allah]] as the one true God, and praises him as being merciful and the true path to salvation. It is considered the most important sura by many scholars of [[Islam]], and is said repeatedly throughout the day during traditional Muslim prayer (''[[salat]]''). | ||
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Al Fatiha, or "سورة الفاتحة ," is the sura of the Muslim Koran that is traditionally placed first. It invokes the name of Allah as the one true God, and praises him as being merciful and the true path to salvation. It is considered the most important sura by many scholars of Islam, and is said repeatedly throughout the day during traditional Muslim prayer (salat).