How Salah fulfills the ancient prophecy of one language and shoulder-to-shoulder worship

Assalamu alaykum everyone, I came across something that really made me think, and I wanted to share it. You know the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11? Basically, all of humanity had one language, but then God confused their tongues and scattered them. Then in Zephaniah 3:9, there's a promise to reverse that-God says He'll restore a "pure speech" so everyone can call on Him and serve Him "shoulder to shoulder" (in Hebrew, it's literally "one shoulder" or "shoulder to shoulder"). Now, many Christians point to Pentecost in Acts 2 as the fulfillment of that reversal, but when you look closely at the wording, it just doesn't match up literally. At Pentecost, the apostles spoke in many languages-it was a miracle of speaking in different tongues, not a return to one unified language. And there's no physical "shoulder to shoulder" aspect; it was more about spiritual empowerment. But then I thought about our salah. SubhanAllah, it fits perfectly! In congregational prayer, we all recite in Arabic, no matter where we're from. It's a single, pure language dedicated to worship. And the imam always tells us to straighten the rows, stand shoulder to shoulder, close the gaps. That's exactly what Zephaniah describes: a purified speech and people serving God literally shoulder to shoulder. It's not just a metaphor for us-it's a daily reality. Over a billion Muslims, from every corner of the world, uniting in language and posture. To me, that's a powerful fulfillment of that ancient promise. Has anyone else thought about this connection? It feels like our ummah is living proof of that prophecy.