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Old 04-05-2011, 03:48 AM   #30
Ubgvuncd

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Asalam Alykum WrWb,

I just cant explain how happy I am !!!! FINALLY somebody connected Tasawuff to neural programming. I had sooooooooooooooooooooo much fun reading brother Colonels post that I almost forgot what existed around me. JazakAllah khair brother, truely inspiring posts.

To most people when I explain these concepts, they out right reject it and say "Do not focus too much on sciences"... Neuroscience is something ! you really have to know how the brain works to better understand your life.

Brother this is a request from my heart: If you could publish this work, itl be one of the best sellers.

JazakAllah khair again.. Keep the posts coming please.
As has been said before, Mufti sahib should be valued and respected,regardless of wether we agree with him or not. I agree his tone is not to everyones taste, but sometimes thats for the good. Prophets had different temperaments, so did the companions and so do our scholars,both past and present.


[3:191] who remember Allah standing and sitting, and (lying) on their sides, and ponder on the creation of the heavens and the earth (and say) .Our Lord, You have not created all this in vain. We proclaim Your purity. So, save us from the punishment of Fire.

Shaykh (Maulana) Ashraf Ali Thanwi (RA) writes in Bayanul-Quraan that Allah (SWT) has stipulated the principle to be:

  1. Make rememberance of the Dhat of Allah (SWT)
  2. Ponder over and think about the creation of Allah (SWT)


Shaykh (Mufti) Kamaluddin (HA) said in London, "Here everybody is INVITED TO MAKE IJTEHAAD"

Think of as many brand new and exciting ways to ponder upon and think about the Creation of Allah (SWT). When you see a tree, think about how it is Glorifying its Creator. When you see a mountain how it is testifying to the Majesty of Allah (SWT).

Notice the behavior of people of our times as they have endless debates about the Dhat of Allah (SWT) while pondering and discussing it when a Muslim IS NEVER supposed to think about the Dhat of Allah (SWT)...Look at the Internet with all the Aqeedah debates!

What is the Muslim supposed to "think" about the Dhat of Allah (SWT)?

[42:11]...Nothing is like Him. And He is the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing...

Case closed. Job done!
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