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schools within Buddhism use
prostrations in
various ways, such as the
Tibetan tantric preliminary practice of a 100,000
prostrations as a
means of overcoming...
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Western Buddhism, some
teachers use
prostrations as a
practice unto itself,
while other teachers relegate prostrations to
customary liturgical ritual, ancillary...
- Look up
prostration in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Prostration is a body gesture. It may also
refer to: The
Prostration - a
Surah of the Quran. Prostration...
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known as sijda,
sejda or shejda, in
Islam is the act of low
bowing or
prostration to God
facing the
qiblah (direction of the
Kaaba at Mecca). It is usually...
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prostration of
recitation from the Qari
because the
number of
prostrations among the
Maliki is
eleven (11
prostration), of
which ten (10
prostrations)...
- The
Prostration of
thanksgiving (Arabic: سجود الشكر,
sujud shukr) is a
prostration (sujud)
which is made to
thank God. The
madhhab school of
Islamic jurisprudence...
- Q32 may
refer to: Q32 (New York City bus) AN/FSQ-32, an
American military computer As-Sajdah, the 32nd
surah of the
Quran French submarine Anguille (Q32)...
- the
prostration formula is
usually the
opening subservient remarks to the addressee, the
Egyptian pharaoh. The
formula is
based on
prostration, namely...
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Fatigue is a
state of
tiredness (which is not sleepiness),
exhaustion or loss of energy. It is a
symptom of any of
various diseases; it is not a disease...
- with the
Jesus Prayer and
prostrations is as follows:
Instead of the
entire Psalter: 6,000
Jesus Prayers and
prostrations One
kathisma of the Psalter:...
