3 ELEMENTS OF LIFE

 

In my humble understanding the book Quran talks about 3 elements of life with which we are interconnected all the time. 

1) Duniya (fast & short life) and akhirat (slow, steady, ever evolving and everlasting life) - duniya and aakhirah are not separate but firmly connected with the process called life. 

2) Nafsiyaat related to nafs, mind, self, psyche; it's temporal life. Nafs is the mother of all desires that continuously struggle for fulfilment, contentment of it's desire. One of the main subject of Quran is nafs and how to handle it.

3) Ruhaaniyat relates to spirituality that is ruh (spirit). Quran says Ruh is the command of our conscience (Allah). If we are not understanding our conscience, we are not understanding Allah and it's command, so our life is without ruhul qudus (flawless command) and we are vulnerable to follow taghut (satan or false deities).

SHORT MESSAGE OF THE QURAN

 My dear friends, My concept that message of the Quran is unitary and that is based on the clear verses of the Quran.

The book Quran does not give any special privilege to any person, region, culture or language. This concept that the rasul and nabiyeen are IN YOU is accessible to everyone and anyone who deeply think upon his/her own self.

You don't need to depend on any book or language or any person, the Teacher [Rehman] is inside you, you just need to silent your external voices, like voice of greed, voice of fear, voice of insecurity, voice of temptation, and become positive, hopeful and trust the natural flow. 

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Nabiyeen Are Our Inherent Apps.

 The source of my knowledge is the book Quran. I base my articles upon my overall understanding of the book Quran. I know nothing except the book Quran. 

All the nabiyeen that are mentioned in the book Quran are actually informative apps lying within us, we need to activate them in order that they teach us our inherent script (al-kitab). 

They are not dead personalities of History of Middle East. They are all alive but lying dormant within us. We need to activate them. We are responsible to bring them to life, so that they lead us to peaceful life (Islam).

Islam does not encourage Hero Worship or unnecessary reverence or idolizing any person dead or alive. 

Allah, Rasul, Malaikah, Nabiyeen, Rasul, Iblees, Shaitaan, Pharoan... are part of human psyche (nafs), that's why nobody has physically seen them. Faith in unseen (bil-gayab) is the part of Islamic Philosophy. 

This is the reason I confidently say that the subject of the book Quran is Human Psychology which brings solace to agitated mind.

Kalima

Words [Kalima] of Shahadat [Testimony] in the perspective of Islamic Philosophy is of 3 kinds:

1: Kalima of Ordinary people, which is based on tradition and rote reading.

2: Kalima of Scholars, which is based on their curriculum.

3: Kalima of Momin is based on knowledge & personal experience. This Kalima is not spoken nor written but it is the testimony or feeling of strong connection of Param Atma / Allah / God within the self (nafs). 

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Vibrant Words Of The Book Quran

We have confined most of the vibrant words of the Book Quran with the Biblical Concepts like:

Allah becomes God,

Malaikah becomes Angel,

Iblees become Satan,

Adam becomes 1st man,

Kitab becomes a physical book of 114 chapters,

Ibadat becomes worship,

Salat becomes ritual prayers,

Dua becomes begging,

Zakat becomes 2.5% annual charity,

Saum becomes 29/30 days fasting,

Hajj becomes annual pilgrimage to Mecca,

Jihad becomes holy war

Word arabiyan becomes language of Arabs,

Rasul becomes dead person buried in Madina,

Masjid Haram becomes Mosque in Mecca, 

Masjid Aqsa becomes Mosque in Jerusalem,

Jannah becomes garden in Heaven,

Jahannum becomes pit of fire,

Words like Muslims, Momins, Yahood, Nasara, Mushrik, Kafir, Fasiq, Munafiq becomes communities rather than mindsets ...

There are lot of  more words which need to be probe deeply in order to bring the actual message of the Quran.

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QURANIC ARABIC AND MODERN ARABIC.

Frequently asked Question put forward to me by my ex Muslim, Atheist and Traditional Muslim friends:

Why you can able to understand the book Quran in a different way while Native Arabs, whose mother tongue is Arabic cannot find the fault in traditional translations, and they accept it wholeheartedly? Are you smarter than literate Arabs or you are an apologetic Muslim?

Their question is like Isaac Newton was an English Scientist. He wrote his entire thesis in English; does that mean all Native English literate must know Physics very well?

Similarly the topic of the book Quran is a specialized subject of Human Psychology. This subject is not for all. It is only for those who are interested, has passion, ready to unearth the old Classical Arabic, waste his time and energy to decode this ancient scripture.

Why today's Arab literate cannot understand the Arabic of the book Quran?

I will explain this by giving example. See below how language evolves.

Geoffrey Chaucer (1343CE-1400 CE) has been called father of English Literature and English Poetry. 

William Shakespeare (1564 CE - 1616 CE) born after 221 years of Geoffrey Chaucer was also a English play writer and poet.

Ian Mcwan British novelist and screen writer, he is among the 50 greatest British writers since 1945. 

All these 3 gentlemen are from different time period but their native language is English. 

At the time of Geoffrey Chaucer the meaning of word NICE was stupid, foolish, ignorant and silly, now we all know nice means enjoyable, pleasant and likeable. 

Another example is word HAPPY which originally meant fortunate or lucky today it means content, cheerful and untroubled. These are just few examples before I come to the main matter.

Geoffrey Chaucer lived in Middle English period (1066 CE to 1500 CE). Today even an honorable writer in the class of Ian Mcwan won't be able to understand the Middle English literature of Geoffrey Chaucer's time although he is Englishman without the help of lexicon of Middle English.

Just like English; Arabic too is divided into 3 segments, Old Arabic, Classical Arabic (Quranic Arabic) and Modern standard Arabic (MSA) in late 19th Century and early 20th Century.

All the present and past translations are done on the line of Biblical stories, ignoring Classical Arabic, Classical format of narration, context and grammar. Therefore the essence of the crux of the message of the book Quran is lost.

Question still remains, are you smarter than all the Arab world and Islamic scholars?

This question I cannot answer.

Salam / Peace. 

Ahle aqal clarifies

 

These are my answers to some pertinent and perennial questions put forth to me from various quarters:  

 

How the book Quran came into existence? Who wrote the book Quran? Who delivered the Quran? Why don’t you believe in “History of Islam”? If you don’t believe in any human messengers and prophets then who is buried in the grave in Madina???

 

I am very clear, the traditional translators have mixed "Hadith, History, Archaeology and Islamic Architecture" with the translation of the book Quran. They did not rely on the Classical Arabic Lexicons and grammar but heavily dependent on traditional narratives. My take is read, study everything related Islamic theology but keep your own intellect above everything with the Arabic text of the book Quran.

 

The physical Kaba, Masjid Haraam, Masjid Aqsa, Safa, Marwah, Arafat, etc are just Old Teaching Models to demonstrate what the actual message of the book Quran is. We have taken metaphysical symbols as literal name of the places.

No offence intended, if so called Quran alone followers search the meanings of these Quranic terminologies in the context of the book Quran itself rather than conceiving to be true what they have been indoctrinated since childhood.

 

These later Islamic landmarks also have significance value behind it but we are not ready to decode it:

Well of Hajrah, Foot Print of Ibrahim, Black Cube Structure, Black stone, Mataaf, the Pillar of Satan, Grave in Masjid Nabvi, Green Dome, Rawdah, Minaar, Mehraab or etc – These are all part of Islamic Architecture which signifies hidden meanings and immemorial message engraved in it; but sadly we have taken these man-made landmarks as place of visit or place of worship.

As I have said many times that the book Quran is a translated version of Jewish Christian Philosophy – I don’t know the names of delivery boys who delivered the book Quran, neither I am interested to know those names of those who have translated the scripture; I am just interested in the message of Islam and the book Quran - Period.

 

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