Summary of The Law

1. Praise [8], Repent[2,8], Ask of [7,8] and Talk to [4] The One [1 ] as much as possible like you were the last person alive [5], and as though you see Him [6], even though you cannot [1,8], surely He sees you [3, 9]

2. Strive to bring benefit to others and yourself as much as possible [9,11,12] without bringing harm to yourself or others [13, 14, 15] (and any harm you feel wipes away your sins if you are patient [10]), with the intention of earning Hia pleasure [1] (for the rewards and punishments of deeds are weighted by their intentions)


Notes:
In shaa' Allah it instills in you the following qualities:
[1] TawHeed/Monotheism,
[2] Taubah/Repentence,
[3] Taqwa/Cautiousness,
[4] Imaan/Belief
[5]Ikhlas/Sincerity,
[6] iHsan/Excellence,
[7] tewekkel/Trust or Faith,
[8] Khushou3 or hanan/humility,
[9] adab/manners,
[10] Sabr/ Patience,
[11] Halal/Lawful
[12] Toyibah/Good,
and prevent
[13] Haram/Forbidden,
[14] Munkar/Bad
[15] faHshah/Big Evils,
etc

Friday, 22 January 2016

[1:1] bismillah

bismillah... [1:1]
(in [the] name [of] God)

Allah (literally "the god") is one of the beautiful names of God

Notice the "shaddah" (a symbol that looks like "w") ontop of the letter "lam" (L).
This symbol indicates a letter has been swallowed and is hidden.
That letter is "alif" (A)

al (the)
ilah (god)
Allah = al-(i)lah  (the-god)
Notice the word "ilah" (god) is the second word in the testimony of faith:
"la ilah illa allah" (no god except the-god).

"ilah" (root: alif, lam, ha = "A,L,H") even predates the Arabic language and is shown in other ancient languages

god in Aramaic: "elah" (aleph, lamed, ha = "A,L,H")
 
god in Hebrew "el" (aleph, lamed = "A,L")
this word can be seen in names like "Gabriel", "Ishmael", "Samuel", etc


The original meaning for "El" (god) is "Power"
This is why it can sometimes appear in the plural form "Elohim" = powers (aleph, lamed, ha, mim - "A,L,H,M")
 
the Arabic equivalent of "Elohim" is also used in Islam as a variant for God's name
 = اللَّهُمَّ
"Allahuma"
(Alif, lam, ha, mim - "A,L,H,M")
 
(this is sometimes wrongly translated as "O God")
 

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