@lunarious
I had a few weeks off. The wife and I were on a holiday. I try to avoid any computers and phones during these times.
At any rate, religious-based discussions are not my expertise. Some of the language used is difficult for me to interpret, and this may be, in part, some of the translational difficulties when converting one language into another. I make every effort to stay engaged in the conversation, but my primary foundation of reference is that of practical, daily life experience, from a non-religious perspective. Personally, I respect what you have to say, even if sometimes, it is difficult to follow on my end.
I am curious about religions, in general. I find them interesting and there is much to learn, but personally I haven't committed myself to any one religion. My wife and children grew up in the Christian church, and even as a child, I attended, but my autism, such as it is, is uncomfortable with large groups. I am very much an independent thinker, so I don't associate myself with any political or religious affiliation. Human beings, in general, become different people in large groups and it is confusing and stressful for me to be around that dynamic.
I have taken Middle Eastern history courses at the university, spoken with an Imam at a mosque in Dearborn, Michigan, US where there is a very large Iranian and Iraqi community, and spoken with many of the refugees of the Gulf Wars about their life experiences and perspectives. I've had a great experience with the people, very friendly and open, and the food is great.
I don't claim to be religious, but I am spiritual, in my own way. I respect people who are different than myself and am always willing to learn, but in a one-on-one conversation.
but'll focus on Islamic Prayer 
as form of Rōting.
Maybe because the world is Fast Paced. 
