Question to ask a billion Muslims: Which Muslim community was celebrating Ramadan on August 10, 610 A.D.? .... before the Quran was even revealed?

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> There are glaring errors and contradictions that beg for answers.

> For example, Muslims believe that it was on this night that God

> first sent down the first verses of the Qur'an via the Spirit of

> Revelation Gabriel, to Muhammad when he was forty years old. Yet in

> the second paragraph below Marwa Afifi states that " It commemorates

> the night during which Allah, subhana wa talla, revealed a full

> surah, Soorat Al-Qadr [97:1-5] " . How can that be true too? And does

> just revealing a full surah, an unproven assumption, make it the

> Night of Power? It does just not add up.

>

 

" The Beginning of the Prophetic Mission

 

Muhammad (s.a.w.), though endeared and respected by Meccans for his

wisdom and virtues, preferred solitude and kept his distance from the

polytheist society. Disgusted with the corruption all around, he used

to retire to the Cave of Hera, in a mountain a few kilometers from

Mecca, meditating Allah's Majesty and worshipping Him. Initially he

used to remain in the cave for a day or two and sometimes even 10

nights or more but the next few years saw him spending a whole month

in that cave, praying to Allah and contemplating guidance for the

deviated people.

 

Finally the day dawned which was to change the history of the world.

When he had reached the age of 40 and was engrossed as usual in

praying to Allah at his retreat of cave Hera., suddenly that

harbinger of Divine tidings, the Archangel Gabriel, appeared with the

first verses of the Holy Qur'an:

 

" Recite in the name of your Lord Who created, Created man from a

clot. Recite and your Lord is most Generous, Who taught (to write)

with the pen. Taught man what he knew not. " Holy Qur'an (96: 1-5)

 

With these verses, Gabriel (a.s.) announced to Muhammad (s.a.w.) that

Almighty Allah had formally chosen him to be His last and final

Messenger to humankind. It was in the month of Rajab.

 

Muhammad's (s.a.w.) heart was filled with joy, and he thanked

Almighty Allah for bestowing this great honor upon him. He hurried to

his house to tell his wife Khadija about his appointment to Prophet

hood.

 

Khadija on hearing the event at once believed in her husband's

Prophet hood and so did his young cousin Ali (a.s.). Consequently Ali

and Khadija became the first ever male and female Muslims

respectively. Thus started the beginning of a divine mission, which

was destined not only to cleanse the Arabian Peninsula of the filth

of polytheism but whose radiance would eventually dispel darkness

from all over the world. "

 

http://www.ezsoftech.com/ISLAMIC/infallible1d.asp

 

 

" Angel Gabriel brings down the Revelation

 

When he was forty, the age of complete perfection at which Prophets

were always ordered to disclose their Message, signs of his

Prophethood started to appear and twinkle on the horizons of life;

they were the true visions he used to experience for six months. The

period of Prophethood was 23 years; so the period of these six months

of true visions constituted an integral part of the forty-six parts

of Prophethood. In Ramadan, in his third year of solitude in the cave

of Hira’, Allah's Will desired His mercy to flow on earth and

Muhammad [pbuh] was honoured with Prophethood, and the light of

Revelation burst upon him with some verses of the Noble Qur’an [Fath

Al-Bari 1/27]

 

As for the exact date, careful investigation into circumstantial

evidence and relevant clues point directly to Monday, 21st. Ramadan

at night, i.e. August, 10, 610 A.D. with Prophet Muhammad [pbuh]

exactly 40 years, 6 months and 12 days of age, i.e. 39 Gregorian

years, 3 months and 22 days. "

 

www.muftisays.com/forum/viewtopic.php

 

Question to ask a billion Muslims: " Which Muslim community was

celebrating Ramadan on August 10, 610 A.D.? .... before the Quran was

even revealed? "

 

 

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Every July 16 will be celebrated as Al-Qadr (The Night of Power).

 

>

> The Divine Feminine's final revelation (to Kash) before

> declaring " We have done our job here " was to confirm that the

> photograph also captured images of the Divine Angels who took part

> in the Guru Puja July 16, 1995. (We will thus celebrate every July

> 16 as Al-Qadr, the Night of Power. i will elaborate on this later.)

>

 

Dear devotees of the Divine Feminine,

 

Namaste - i bow to His Ruh (Spirit) who resides in you!

 

So far we have decided to celebrate the following:

 

i) Every 13th. November will be celebrated as " Divine Feminine Day "

as that is the day Kash first entered his own Sahasrara and met the

Great Mother. Since 13 November 1993 She has given evidence that,

without a shadow of doubt, She exists as pure consciousness within

all of us ................. and so does our eternal soul.

 

ii) Every 20th. July will be celebrated as Blossom Day, the day Shri

Mataji announced Her retirement and granted all Her devotees vast,

far-reaching and unprecedented powers and absolute freedom to spread

Her advent and message. We do not need any clearance from any WCASY or

leader anymore.

 

iii) Every 5th. May will be celebrated as " Sahasrara Day " . All of us

are so blessed as the Great Mother has provided proof that Her

incarnation, Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, did open the Sahasrara on May 5

1970 as claimed.

 

i wish to clarify that except for 20th. July, all other days that we

will be adding in future must have the explicit inclusion of the

Divine Feminine i.e., fully revealed or expressed by the Great Mother

without vagueness, implication, or ambiguity; leaving no question as

to meaning or intent. This is an extremely important emphasis that

will raise the awareness of spiritual seekers to a much higher level

of consciousness. It will also be used to spearhead the charge deep

into the religious bastions of those who deny the Divine Feminine.

 

Yes, we will celebrate every July 16 as Al-Qadr (The Night of Power).

The reasons are as follow:

 

i) to expose the corruption and misinterpretation of a most sacred

Sure Sign, surah and prophecy of the Quran;

 

ii) to declare the fulfilment of the prophecy of Al-Qadr (The Night

of Power) by His Spirit and Angels;

 

iii) to enlighten that Al-Qadr is one of the Sure Signs that must

manifest collectively as evidence of the Call to all believers to

bear witness to the Resurrection and the self-reproaching Spirit;

 

iv) to explain in detail why Al-Qadr is specifically called The Night

of Power i.e., undergoing baptism of Allah (kundalini awakening),

experiencing Cool Breeze of Al-Qiyamah, gaining powers of self-

diagnosis/healing, ability to give up drugs/alcohol/anti-social

activities, and other benefits of Self-realization.

 

Right now this is a controversial subject as Muslims have been for

centuries conditioned to believe that Al-Qadr is the day the Quran

was first revealed even though there is absolutely no evidence of His

Spirit and Angels to back that up.

 

Surah 97:1-5 Al-Qadr (Night of Power)

 

1. We have indeed revealed this (Message) in the Night of Power:

2. And what will explain to thee what the night of power is?

3. The Night of Power is better than a thousand months.

4. Therein come down the angels and the Spirit by Allah's permission,

on every errand:

5. Peace!...This until the rise of morn!

 

surah 97:1-5 Al-Qadr (Night of Power)

(Abdullah Yusuf Ali, The Holy Qur'an, 1989.)

 

Moreover, Muslim scholars are not able to explain the relationship

between the commencement of revelation to the Night of Power i.e.,

how does it actually empower humans? Any honest person will know that

the official interpretation cannot be true (see, for example, Laylut

Al Qadr by Marwa Afifi below). And most telling, why should there be

Peace!...This until the rise of morn!?

 

Many scholars have tried to translate the Qur'anic term Lailatul

Qadr. They called it the Night of Power, the Night of Decrees, the

Night of Majesty, the Night of Destiny, the Night of Almightiness and

the Grand Night.

 

The Ummah has been falsely led to believe that Laylatul Qadr (The

Night of Power) is the night that God first sent down the first

verses of the Qur'an via the Spirit of Revelation Gabriel, to

Muhammad when he was forty years old. This is a centuries-old false

concept that has entered and firmly entrenched itself in the Muslim

mindset.

 

Yet Muslim scholars are not able to explain the relationship between

the commencement of revelation to the Night of Power i.e., how does

it actually empower humans? Till today it still remains a mysterious,

unspecific day during Ramadan.

 

There are glaring errors and contradictions that beg for answers. For

example, Muslims believe that it was on this night that God first

sent down the first verses of the Qur'an via the Spirit of Revelation

Gabriel, to Muhammad when he was forty years old. Yet in the second

paragraph below Marwa Afifi states that " It commemorates the night

during which Allah, subhana wa talla, revealed a full surah, Soorat

Al-Qadr [97:1-5] " . How can that be true too? And does just revealing

a full surah, an unproven assumption, make it the Night of Power? It

just does not add up.

 

There are other contradictions and just reading the appended article

of Marwa Afifi's will cast serious doubts about this major Muslim

belief.

 

Laylut Al Qadr by Marwa Afifi

 

" Laylut Al Qadr, or the Night of Power falls on the odd nights of the

last ten days of Ramadan. We strive arduously throughout the last ten

days hoping that one of the nights will coincide with the Night of

Power.

 

Laylut Al Qadr, is embraced not only for its mathematical power but

also for its divine revelation. It commemorates the night during

which Allah, subhana wa talla, revealed a full surah, Soorat Al- Qadr

[97:1-5] and the 3 rd to the 6 th verses of Soorat Al-Dukhan, salla

Allahu Alahi wa sallam....

 

The word power, Al-Qadr , has several implications and meanings,

which help deliver a better understanding of the word, hence the

night. Qadr means having power over something just as the Creator has

power over his creation.

 

It also means excellence and high esteem because this Night is highly

esteemed. Qadr also means to maintain, appoint, assign, or decree an

order. On this night, Allah, subhana wa talla informs the angels of

His commands and orders for the universe.

 

The concept of Al Qada Wa Qadar, the fifth article of faith, relates

to this topic and means that Allah has decreed or preordained all

that a human being will do with his free will.

 

Qadr also implies measurement in that, all the events in the world

will coincide with what Allah has decreed in exact measurement.

Allah, subhana wa talla, says in his Holy Book: " Verily, all things

have We created in proportion and measure. " (Al-Qur`an, 54:49)

 

This is also the night of honor and prestige which a faithful servant

is rewarded with. All his or her good deeds will be multiplied

through the mercy of Allah.

 

Yet the night remains concealed from us, in good wisdom, for the

following reasons: Allah conceals many things not just Laylut Al

Qadr. He conceals his pleasure from us when we perform good deeds so

that we continue to strive in the way of Allah. He conceals His wrath

from us when we commit sins so that we may try to abstain from them.

He conceals the time of His acceptance of our supplication so that we

strive in all our supplications and the time of death is also hidden

so that we become more conscious of him and double our efforts all

the time.

 

Allah, subhana wa tallah, has concealed the date of the Night of

Power so that believers continue to strive relentlessly throughout

the month, seeking the pleasure of thier Lord.

 

Although we can not determine the exact date, there is evidence that

the night falls on the last ten days of Ramadan, specifically on the

odd numbered nights. As reported by Bukhari, the Messenger of Allah,

sala Allahu alahi wa sallam said: " Seek it on the odd nights of the

last ten days of Ramadan. "

 

Marwa Afifi

www.ramadan.co.uk/index1.php?page=laylut.htm

 

Dear Mohamed Oumalek,

 

Al Qadr has nothing to do with Ramadan as it the grace period to

surrender to His Call to witness the Resurrection and the self-

reproaching Spirit (which also told me, by registering a catch on my

left thumb, that your Swadisthan Cakra was caught). The Message of

the Resurrection is an explicit warning that a great calamity is

about to befall humankind. The Qur'an is clear about the reason the

Call to commence the Resurrection is being issued to all humanity.

This is because Allah has never destroyed or meted punishment until

and unless He has warned beforehand. The present Night of Power and

Fate (Al Qadr) defers the feared Day of Sorting Out (Al Qairah):

 

So let's examine the words of Marwa Afifi anda add our comments.

 

> " The word power, Al-Qadr , has several implications and meanings,

> which help deliver a better understanding of the word, hence the

> night. Qadr means having power over something just as the Creator

> has power over his creation. "

 

Qadr means having power over something just as the Creator has power

over his creation - absolutely! Those heeding His Call have power

over their destination and, specifically in your case, the means to

end all karmas. But that is not all - you are empowered to cleanse

mind, body and soul of all impurities; you are empowered to give

$others the Baptism of Allah (Self-realization); you are empowered by

the Wind of Qiyamah to heal yourself and others of diseases; you are

empowered to check humans thousands of miles away and find out what

is wrong with them (i registered a catch on my left thumb that told

me your Swadisthan Cakra was caught); you are empowered by the Wind

of Qiyamah to ascertain the truth, danger, problems, transgressions,

sins, anger etc

 

That is why Al Qadr is the Night of Power when every human will be

shaken into a unique and unprecedented self-awareness of his deeds;

he will squarely and starkly face his own doings, not-doings, and mis-

doings and accept the judgment upon them. The self-reproaching Spirit

(Ruh) from within will check humans from committing acts against God

and keep you on the Straight Path. The Resurrection is Al Qadr, the

Night that empowers those who surrender to His Call.

 

> It also means excellence and high esteem because this Night is

> highly esteemed. Qadr also means to maintain, appoint, assign, or

> decree an order. On this night, Allah, subhana wa talla informs

> the angels of His commands and orders for the universe.

 

This Night is highly esteemed because God Almighty sent His Spirit

(Ruh) Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi to maintain, appoint, assign, or

decree the order that Al-Qiyamah has begun. She has spent an entire

life executing His revelation to the letter, a difficult and time-

consuming task that was explicitly reserved for His Spirit:

 

Move not thy tongue with this revelation,

That thou mayest hasten to preserve it.

Surely upon Us rests its collection and its recital.

So when We recite it, then follow thou its recital.

Then upon Us rests the expounding thereof.

 

Maulawi Sher' Ali, The Holy Qur'an

The Oriental and Religious Pub. Corp. Ltd., Pakistan.

 

 

Move not thy tongue in haste to follow and master this revelation:

For we will see to the collecting and the recital of it;

But when we have recited it, then follow thou the recital,

And, verily, afterwards it shall be ours to make clear to thee.

 

J.M. Rodwell, The Koran, J.M. Dent & Sons 1978.

 

 

Do not move your tongue with it to make haste with it,

Surely on Us (devolves) the collecting of it and the reciting of it.

Therefore when We have recited it, follow its recitation.

Again on Us (devolves) the explaining of it.

 

Muhammed Shakir, The Holy Qur'an, University of Michigan.

 

 

Do not forestall (the revelation) by moving your tongue.

Surely its collection and recitation are Our responsibility.

So, as We recite it, follow its reading.

The exposition of its meaning surely rests on Us.

 

Ahmed Ali, Islam: The Qur'an, University Press, 1988

 

 

You need not move your tongue too fast to learn this revelation.

We Ourself shall see to its collection and recitation.

When We read it, follow its word attentively;

We shall Ourself explain its meaning.

 

N.J. Dawood, The Koran, Penguin Books, 1993.

 

 

> The concept of Al Qada Wa Qadar, the fifth article of faith,

> relates to this topic and means that Allah has decreed or

> preordained all that a human being will do with his free will.

 

Yes, Allah did decree or preordain the Resurrection for all humans.

Fazlur Rahman, in an oblique paraphrase of sura 50:22, said that

Judgment Day is the " Hour when every human will be shaken into a

unique and unprecedented self-awareness of his deeds; he will

squarely and starkly face his own doings, not-doings, and mis-doings

and accept the judgment upon them.... "

 

Something like a Final Judgment or Day of Reckoning is a naturally

corollary of monotheism. If there is one God who knows all and sets

standards of behavior for the world, there must be a time of

judgment, or the edifice crumbles of its own weight. "

 

Now that the Great News of the Resurrection has been announced all

human beings have the free will to do as they please. No one is to be

compelled to surrender to this Call.

 

> Qadr also implies measurement in that, all the events in the world

> will coincide with what Allah has decreed in exact measurement.

> Allah, subhana wa talla, says in his Holy. Book: " Verily, all

> things have We created in proportion and measure. " (Al-Qur`an,

> 54:49)

 

Except for the theme of monotheism, the Qur'an speaks more of the

coming Qiyamah - also known as the Resurrection, the Day of Judgment,

Day of Gathering, and the Great Announcement - than of any other

topic. " Confessing the Shahadah - " There is no god but God, and

Muhammad is the Prophet of God " - and believing in the accountability

of all humans before God are the cement which holds Islam together.

 

To believe in the Day of Resurrection is " the most important article

of faith in Islam. It is in fact, the basis upon which Islam builds

its whole philosophy of Life... The advent of resurrection or Qiyamah

is more frequently mentioned in the Noble Quran than any other

happening. "

 

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), among other things, came to warn us of a

time when truth would be known, when the thoughts and intentions of

the heart would be revealed. He earnestly proclaimed as inevitable a

day when accounts would be settled and when scales would be balanced.

All the events in the world have begun to coincide with what Allah

decreed in exact measurement. Only those misled by Iblis will reject

His Sure Signs and Great Announcement.

 

> This is also the night of honor and prestige which a faithful

> servant is rewarded with. All his or her good deeds will be

> multiplied through the mercy of Allah.

 

As I said earlier, this will be your last birth on earth. The Arabic

word for destiny, is qadar. Thus Al Qadr is the divine decree that

will determine the final destiny of all humans. This Night of Honor

and Prestige rewards any faithful servant who heeds His Call with

life eternal in heaven. All your good deeds will be multiplied

through the mercy of Allah. Eternal life in heaven will be your just

reward during this most blessed Blossom Time. That is why the Night

of Al Qadr is better than an entire lifetime (a thousand months)

spent in prayer, fasting and remembrance. This is indeed the Great

News that many will dispute and disagree.

 

Concerning what are they disputing?

Concerning the Great News. [5889]

About which they cannot agree.

Verily, they shall soon (come to) know!

Verily, verily they shall soon (come to) know!

 

surah 78:1-5 Al Naba' (The Great News)

 

" 5889. Great News: usually understood to mean the News or Message of

the Resurrection. "

 

Abdullah Yusuf Ali, The Holy Qur'an

 

 

On 28 February 1990, while on Her way to Australia, Shri Mataji

Nirmala Devi stopped at Changi Airport, Singapore. She informed those

who had gathered to meet Her that in Islam there is a complete surah

written about Her. In this surah it is stated that the Sent One will

give Realization, will make you Pirs and give Collective

Consciousness. But you will be non-believers.

 

And most telling, why should there be Peace!...This until the rise of

morn!? The answer comes as the same question: And most telling, why

should there be Peace (of Al-Qadr, the Night of Power)!...This until

the rise of morn (of Al Qariah, the Day of Calamity)!?

 

Wa maa alainaa illa al-balaagh,

 

jagbir

 

 

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