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[Thamudic Inscription - Sana?a Museum]

Peace Pazuzu,

Thamudic Inscription - Sana?a Museum

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To be continued?

Great research but I have a question: If the Quran was revealed in south Arabia then you would expect it to be written in the Thamudic script. So why was it written in the northern Nabataean script?

Peace,

Hadi

Peace Wakas,

Where did you get the article you quoted from?

Don't forget the hurricane I lived through here in 2008. It is not just the poor, it is just that poorer countries are less able to deal with it. A country like Haiti does not have any building codes so most of their buildings will collapse much easier than in most other countries.

You are right Rev.

Peace,

Hadi

Peace,

How come it's always the poor and miserable who get earthquakes, Tsunamis, etc? haven't they suffered enough?
Just a question.

Peace,

Hadi

Anyone having the vaccine? Is it safe?

Peace,

Hadi

Hello,
I have found this site and have read a copy of The Message and I am really taken by the whole thing. I really feel truth and everything flowing from it. Here's my problem: I am married with kids, and we are Jewish. My wife and family would KILL me (probably not literally) if they knew how I felt about the Quran and these things. What do I do? How can I reconcile my life and my G-d? Like, how should I pray now? Do I continue in Hebrew? Can I believe these things and pray and read the Quran yet worship in synagogue with my family? I feel really stuck and and I'm not sure who to turn to or assistance, besides G-d. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.

Peace and 

You can pray to the god in whatever language you feel comfortable(the god understands all languages), but the most important thing is not to associate partners with him. This is the main message of the quran.

Peace,

Hadi

Peace brother Ayman,

Why do you consider male homosexuality a psychological disorder and not female homosexuality/lesbianism?

Thanks

Peace

Hadi

Peace Ahmed Bilal,

Okay... To start, Rashad Khalifa didn't claim to have flown to heaven. He simply said he had a dream where all these things happened to him, which isn't utterly pagan. Nobody can verify or contest his dream as true or false, so there's no point in even debating this issue... Secondly, when did Rashad allege that everyone who didn't accept the code 19 would go to hell? Did Moses accept the code 19, or did Abraham? Yet, Rashad believed in all the prophets and messengers of G-d. He never made the claim that anyone who rejects the code 19 would burn eternally, at least not that I've ever seen or heard of. If this is the case, please cite a reference... Thirdly, Rashad is not a polytheist for believing in miracles, angels, and demons. Many things have happened throughout history, which some people would consider "miraculous". Does this make them all pagans?! Also, the Qur'aan explicitly tells us to believe in G-d's angels, and in doing so, believing in the concept of demons (or devils) is not completely farfetched. So, what's the issue? Please explain exactly how Rashad Khalifa promoted polytheism...

Peace,

Ahmad

Please read the paragraphs below from submission.org


The Covenant Fulfilled
Although the prophets are dead, as far as this world is concerned, we know that their souls, the real persons, are now in the Garden of Eden where Adam & Eve lived. Several verses enjoin us from thinking that the believers who shed their bodies and departed this world are dead (2:154, 3:169, 4:69). Although they cannot come back to our world (23:100), they are "alive" in Paradise. Please see Appendix 17.

During my Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, and before sunrise on Tuesday, Zul-Hijjah 3, 1391, December 21, 1971, I, Rashad Khalifa, the soul, the real person, not the body, was taken to some place in the universe where I was introduced to all the prophets as God's Messenger of the Covenant. I was not informed of the details and true significance of this event until Ramadan 1408.

What I witnessed, in sharp consciousness, was that I was sitting still, while the prophets, one by one, came towards me, looked at my face, then nodded their heads. God showed them to me as they had looked in this world, attired in their respective mode of dress. There was an atmosphere of great awe, joy, and respect.

Except for Abraham, none of the prophets was identified to me. I knew that all the prophets were there, including Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Aaron, David, Noah, and the rest. I believe that the reason for revealing Abraham's identity was that I asked about him. I was taken aback by the strong resemblance he had with my own family - myself, my father, my uncles. It was the only time that I wondered, "Who is this prophet who looks like my relatives?" The answer came: "Abraham." No language was spoken. All communication was done mentally.

It is noteworthy that the date of this fulfillment of the prophets' covenant was Zul-Hijja 3, 1391. If we add the month (12), plus the day (3), plus the year (1391), we get a total of 1406, 19x74. Sura 74 is where the Quran's common denominator, the number 19, is mentioned. Note that the number 1406 is also the number of years from the revelation of the Quran to the revelation of its miracle (

RK didn't say it was a dream but that his soul was taken to heaven, so Supernaut is right with respect to that.

Peace

Hadi

Hi siki,

Get ready to get harrassed.

I guess the 'mohasanat' are women LOCKED by a dowry. Mohasanat are divided into 'Mohasanat from the women' which is forbidden to marry because they are married to believers and 'the believing Mohasanat' which are women who were married to disbelieving men but left them(during peace or war) due to their belief. Now, what your right hand possess will include believing free woman 'fatayat mominat' and believing married women 'mohasanat mominat'. Who is harder to marry?? The believing married women because you will have to return the dowry to their husbands and so we understand the following verse.

4:25 If any of you have not the means wherewith to wed free believing women 'Mohasant', they may wed believing girls 'fatayat' from among those whom your right hands possess: And Allah hath full knowledge about your faith. Ye are one from another: Wed them with the leave of their owners, and give them their dowers, according to what is reasonable: They should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking paramours: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame, their punishment is half that for married women. This is for those among you who fear sin; but it is better for you that ye practise self-restraint. And Allah is Oft-forgiving, Most Merciful.

Hope that helps.

Peace,

Rami

Peace Rami,
I think you have just solved this mystery  . The bottom line is, basically If you can't afford to marry women to whom you have to pay a dowry twice(one dowry to them and the other to their disbelieving husbands) then marry the single girls(fatayat). This way you'll have to pay one dowry only. Simple. The only thing left for us to figure out is the meaning of ma malakat aymanukum.

Peace,

Hadi

Peace Edip,

Beautiful song, great words. I love the Oud solo towards the end.

Peace,

Hadi