The Holy Qur'an
Surah
41:53 Fussilat (Expounded)
Soon We will show them Our Signs in the Regions and in their own
souls,
Until it becomes manifest to them that
this is the Truth.
surah
41:53 Fussilat (Expounded)
(Abdullah Yusuf
Ali, The Holy Qur'an, 1989.)
On the earth are Signs for those of assured
Faith, as also in your own Selves: Will ye not then see?
And in heaven is your Sustenance, as that which ye
are promised. (5003)
Then, by the Lord of heaven and earth, this is the very
Truth. (5004)
surah
51:20-22 Al Dhariyat (The Winds That Scatter)
(Abdullah Yusuf
Ali, The Holy Qur'an, 1989.)
"5003.
"Sustenance," here as elsewhere, includes physical sustenance.
Similarly heaven or sky has both the physical and spiritual meaning. The
physical sustenance grows from rain from the sky; the spiritual sustenance
comes from divine aid, grace, and mercy, and includes the Good News and
the Warning which come from Revelation about the Hereafter.
5004.
Attention having been called to the Signs or Evidences of Allah's
working on the earth, within ourselves, and in the heavens, in verses
20-22, an appeal is made to our own inner conscience, in the name of the
Lord of heaven and earth, to acknowledge and act up to the truth of
Revelation, and turn to the spiritual Realities. For they are as real as
our own conscious and self-intelligent existence, on which is based all
our knowledge."
Abdullah
Yusuf Ali, The Holy Qur'an
(Abdullah Yusuf Ali, The Holy Qur'an,
1989, p. 1359.)
The 1,400 years prophecy of the Qur'an to
reveal the Allah's Signs on Earth and within humans has now been
fulfilled. These Sure Signs are absolutely necessary to be shown as
verifiable evidence that the Golden Age of Al-Qiyamah has begun.
But the ulema have also mutilated these sacred verses with their
interpretations. We have no idea what Islamic theologians understand by:
-
"attention
having been called to the Signs or Evidences of Allah's working on
the earth, within ourselves;"
-
"an
appeal is made to our own inner conscience, in the name of the Lord of
heaven and earth;"
-
"act
up to the truth of Revelation;"
-
"turn
to spiritual Realities."
Mainstream
Islam has no idea of esoteric Reality and 1400 years of
religious indoctrination has severely retarded the spiritual growth of
hundreds of millions. This is self-evident in their
interpretation and evidence provided to support the above surahs. Only a
cursory look at what they regard as miracles reveals the deplorable
intellectual bankruptcy.
Identifying
Allah's Miracle
Five conditions
have to be met by an event to qualify as a miracle from Allah.
1.
That no one except Allah, the Lord and Master of the worlds,
is able to do it by Himself or through any of His messengers.
2.
That the incident breaks the usual norms and differs from the
law of nature.
3.
That it serves as a proof for the trust and claim of the
messenger
4.
That it happened in accordance with the messenger's claim,
and
5.
The the event happens through the messenger and no one else.
The stand of
Islam on miracles is that it is exclusive for the messengers and
apostles of Allah. He honoured them with the ability to perform
certain feats by His leave. Apart from messengers and apostles of
Allah, certain human beings, at one time or the other, were also
honoured to perform wonders similar to the miracles of the
messengers of Allah. This is distinguished from magic, whose source
is Satan and which is wrought by evil men and women.
Dr. Kamil Kayejo
Oloso
Taking
Dr. Kamil Kayejo
Oloso definition of what constitutes a miracle from Allah
only the foolish and ignorant think these are the
signs and miracles of Allah:
Cactus Tree fashions itself to glorify Allah
Place: N/A Source: N/A
Meat testifies to the truth
Place: England, Source: Newspaper
Masjid unaffected once again by earthquake in Turkey
Place: Turkish city of Afyon Date: February 3, 2002
Muhammad written on the Moon - First Discovery
Place: England, America, South Africa Date: January 1, 2002
How Allah is written in Arabic, see this first before seeing the other
miracles
Allah and Muhammad written in the Moon
Place: Bransbury and Oxfordshire, England Date: February 3, 2002
A tree in the posture of Islamic prayer
Place: Near Sidney, Australia Date: N/A
Allah written in a Tomato
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Toman fish testifies to the truth
Place: Rawang Date: N/A
Quranic description of explosion of the heavenly bodies come true today
Place: The Cat's Eye Nebula Date: October 31, 1999
Is this Angel Mikael who is in the charge of weather?
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Allah written in a water melon
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Reflections of the word Allah on the world's longest
bridge
Place: Peneng Bridge, Malasyia Date: N/A
Allah written in an eggplant
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Allah written by the Bees
Place: Turkey Date: N/A
Allah written in a bean
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Allah written in an Aubergine
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Allah written in the Oceans - picture from Apollo 11 Shuttle
Place: Space Date: N/A
Allah written in an ear of a baby
Place: N/A Date: N/A
Allah written in the hands
Place: Everyone's Hands Date: N/A
Allah written in the clouds
Place: N/A Date: N/A
The Blast of Qiyamah,
the central theme of Islam and the Qur'an, will blow the
dogmas of their most brilliant religious scholars, clerics, imams, shaikhs,
ulema, mullahs and ayatollahs to smithereens, and forever expose their utter
spiritual bankruptcy when they
examine the following Sure Signs of Allah on Earth and in their souls:
Miracles of the Qur'an
Shaykh Muhammed Metwalli Al-Sharawi
What is a Miracle
The Quran is Allah's speech revealed to His chosen Prophet Muhammad as a
challenge to man and jinn.1 This challenge was not extended to the angels,
as Allah did not grant them free will. They are committed to obey His
commands willingly and submissively. The Quran is, therefore, a challenge
to those who have freedom of choice, as well as the mental capacity to
distinguish between right and wrong.
A miracle is a divine act which defies and transcends universal norms and
laws, which Allah grants to his messengers and apostles in order to
convince people of the truth of their message. With this heavenly support
mundane laws and natural phenomena are caused to yield in such an
overwhelming way that all attempts at rational explanation are defeated.
Knowing that His messengers would inevitably be challenged to perform such
miracles, Allah bestowed upon them this power. Thus was Abraham able to
withstand burning by the fire; Jesus restored sight to the blind and
raised the dead; and Moses parted the Red Sea. The miracle of Muhammad (s)
was the Quran itself.
The difference between the miracles of Allah and other supernatural
[events] artifices is in the challenge these miracles presented to the
strengths of the people to whom a particular messenger has sent.
A true miracle defies all natural laws established by Allah, which could
not be violated or suspended, except by His Will. The exact object of each
Messenger's miracle was a challenge to particular traits of each of the
groups of people to whom they were sent.
A miracle would be futile if it did not achieve its desired effect on its
witnesses. For it to have full impact, it should relate to an area of
knowledge in which its intended audience are well versed. For example, if
the people for whom a Messenger has been sent excel in medicine, sorcery
or philology, the miracle should also concern these fields.
Only in this way can a miracle fulfil its purpose. This rule has been
observed in all the divine miracles performed by the Messengers and
Prophets of Allah.
Divine miracles are not limited to challenges they present to the people
before whom they occur, but are also designed to provide them with the
capacity to perceive them as signs of His power over all things in the
Universe.
Miracles of the Qur'an
Shaykh Muhammed Metwalli Al-Sharawi
LAA
UQSIM BI-YAWM AL-QIYAMAH;
WA-LAA UQSIM BI-AN-NAFSAL-LAWWAAMAH
I do
call to witness the Resurrection Day;
And I do call to witness the
self-reproaching Spirit.
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
(Abdullah Yusuf Ali, The
Holy Qur'an, Amana Corporation, 1989.)
