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Quote Ayat and reference Sahih Hadiths for all written above please.
Assalam alikum brother, the verse of Quran about Allah's spirit is 38:72. Please check it. https://quran.com/38/72
As for the souls, check this Sahih hadith in this article: https://idealwoman.org/2013/did-the-souls-encounter-other-souls-and-allah-before-being-born/
This part of the human being ascribes to goodness and virtue, and is fully obedient to Allah swt.
that is where Adam AS looked out and saw them all, remarking about the shining ones, who were prophets, and the most radiant one ...
Wa-alaikum Salam brother.
Hadith quoted states two groups of Ruhs were taken out of Adam AS - one group destined for Jannah and another (corrupt, evil, disobedient) for Jahanam.
So making the above explicit statement, I do not think, is correct without a clear reference to Quran and Hadith that all Ruh are good, virtuous and fully obedient.
38:72 says '... My (created) soul ..' and 'created' fits better because if Ruh was a part of The Almighty Allah SWT then there would be no Ruh destined for Jahanam.
Ruh, as per my feeble understanding, is a creation of Allah SWT and not a part of Him.
There's no mention to this in the referenced Hadith.
It boils down to firqe, which comes down to religious discussions, which are banned on this forum.
Sorry to disappoint you brother.
May Allah swt bless us all with hikmah.
Very beautiful brother, please tag me in your next thread on similar topics. I have a deep interest in Sufism and metaphysics.
Indeed, he speaks truth. What he says is the divine part of the human being is the Ruh, from which Allah swt put something of Himself in us (we do not know exactly what.) This part of the human being ascribes to goodness and virtue, and is fully obedient to Allah swt. The Arwah (Ruhs) were housed in a specific place before being put into the created body, that is where Adam AS looked out and saw them all, remarking about the shining ones, who were prophets, and the most radiant one, which was Rasulullah SAWS.
The outer shell of the human being is the physical created body which houses the Nafs, the wicked and animalistic part of the human. It is vulnerable to the whispers of Shaytaan. It aspires to physical desires, appetites, riches, etc. without regards to the laws of Allah swt's morality. When Adam AS was created and was a simple hollowed form for many eons, Shaytaan would remark at his form and wonder about him, what kind of creature will this be.
In this delicate balance between Ruh and Nafs, the human being finds himself constantly being pulled in both directions, forever at war with himself until death. Depending on his personal decisions in life, he gets elevated to a status above angels, or falls to a lowly station below even animals.
Beautiful! Mashallah!The term "origin" is meaningless without assuming the existence of what is "originated," and so on with all polar concepts, including the terms "God" and "Lord," which are significant only if the corresponding terms "worshiper" and "slave" are implied
The Reality gave existence to the whole Cosmos [at first] as an undifferentiated thing without anything of the spirit in it, so that it was like an unpolished mirror.
The Reality wanted to see His own Essence, in an all-inclusive object encompassing the whole [divine] Command, which, qualified by existence, would reveal to Him His own mystery. For the seeing of a thing, itself by itself, is not the same as its seeing itself in another, as it were in a mirror.
Al Arabi R.A describes it like a highly polished metal mirror. To begin with, such mirrors had to be kept polished in order to preserve their reflective qualities and, furthermore, it required great skill by the craftsman to make a perfectly flat surface. With such a mirror, therefore, there was always the possibility of surface deterioration and distortion. Thus, so long as the mirror was perfectly polished and flat, the observing subject might see his own form or image perfectly reflected on its surface, in which case the otherness of the mirror itself is reduced to a minimum in the observing consciousness, or even effaced completely. To the extent, however, that the mirror reflects a dulled or distorted image, it manifests its own otherness and detracts from the identity of image and subject. Indeed, the distorted and imperfect image presents something alien to the subject, who then may become involved in efforts to improve and perfect the mirror, so that he might achieve a more perfect self-consciousness. Thus, in the mirror we have a very apt symbol of the divine-cosmic polarity. At one extreme of the relationship cosmic Nature threatens to absorb and assimilate the subject in the infinity and complexity of his creative urge, while, at the other, the divine Subject seems to annihilate Nature in the reassertion of identity, each being, at once, another and non-other.
In this image, man is seen as the seal that seals and protects the cosmic treasure house of God and on which is stamped the signet of its Owner.
God unites the polarity of qualities only in Adam, to confer a distinction on him. Thus, He says to Shaitan, What prevents you from prostrating to one whom I have created with my two hands? What prevents Shaitan is the very fact that he [man] unites [in himself] the two modes, the [originated] Cosmos and the [originating and original] Reality, which are His two hands. As for Shaitan, he is only a part of the Cosmos and has no share in this Synthesis, by virtue of which Adam is the Regent. Were he not manifest [in the Cosmos] in the form of Him Whom he represents, he would not be the Regent, and were he not to comprise all that his dependent charges require or were he unable to meet all their requirements, he would not be the Regent. In short, the Regency is fitting only for the Perfect Man.
His outer form He composed of the cosmic realities and forms, while his inner form He composed to match His Own form. Thus He says in the Sacred Tradition, "I am his hearing and his sight," and not, "I am his eye and his ear," in order to show the distinction between the two forms [the imperceptible and the perceptible]. Likewise He is [implicit] in every cosmic being according as the essential reality [manifested] in that being requires it, providing it is understood that no other being enjoys the Synthesis [of divine realities] possessed by the Regent. It is only by virtue of this Synthesis that he is superior [to all other beings].
Adam is that single soul, that single spiritual essence from which humankind was created, as He says, 0 Men, fear your Lord Who created you from a single soul and created from it its mate, so that from them both there issued forth many men and women. His saying Fear your Lord means "Make your outer [transient] selves a protection for your Lord [your inner essential reality], and make your inner [reality], which is your Lord, a protection for your outer selves."
Extracts from his book "The bezels of wisdom"
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There is fine line between truth and falsehood as how one perceive things. There is a fine line between how one perceive faith...This is more around philosophical paradigm. At least that's how i interpret it, if it's not then @WebMaster can lemme know.
Thanks brother; appreciate your kind words.
Brother first of all, there is nothing that is said here that is categorically negated in Word of Allah, His Prophet and his Sunnah. As I was mentioning earlier it is one's perspective that one takes on things... I also don't think we are preaching religion here. It is just how one look within him/her self and then how he/she perceives the world in that light.Only take good from such Wise men and reject what is not told by our Prophet(S.A.W).
I believe there is not harm in it but strictly keep your practices as per Quran and Sunnah. Sufis deviate from Islam in some ways and act like Buddhists which is also not permitted in Islam.
Brother first of all, there is nothing that is said here that is categorically negated in Word of Allah, His Prophet and his Sunnah.