movado19:

Salam Alaikum,

I think that this is an interesting video.
My interest really got piqued at the time stamps 13:33 to 16:05.

The Shaikh talks about the Jinn bloodline of the Queen of Shiba as well as that of Imam Zain Al Abidin.
I would especially like Al Bakir and Emeka Raj to speak on this as well as anyone else who may be very conversant with what the Shaikh said.

I know that Ikupakuti - in pages back - made mention of the fact that the Queen was indeed half Jinn...

Thank you.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEa8LldNjvQ

Empiree:
Albaqir

movado19:
I have come to see how the hunger and quest for knowledge - though in the line of materialism - by most of the west has made them delve into the world of the supernatural or spiritual by sheer curiosity and ambition.
They have come out of this ocean with all sorts of goodies and renamed/rebranded them with either scientific names or names that are adaptable/agreeable to the modern times.
With them, there doesn't seem to be any kind of intellectual shyness or knowledge gatekeeping to what can be learned and obtained.
They seem to be so steeped in the quest to seek and obtain; and to a very large extent, they have succeeded and are still succeeding.

Contrasting is the major mindset I see within the Islamic community not to exercise a high level of curiosity or employ deep and active thinking.
There seems to be so much secrecy and highly coded and metaphoric language around the spiritual/metaphysical/esoteric subjects that it becomes a fruitless exercise for the layman who wants to learn, to eventually give up in frustration.

This results in Muslims who are now hungry and ready to learn and because the West has a lot of what they have been looking for, they jump ship, absorb all that they are taught without vetting through the Quran, nor do they have a firm footing in Fiqh to discern such teachings as either in alignment or a departure from the path of Islam.

You have those who vehemently refuse to look into subjects because the Quran does not expressly call such subjects by a definite name, but then the same people sit with glazy, hypnotized eyes and rapt attention as the West or Non-Muslims - in the guise of experts - expound on and impart their "discovered knowledge" to them!
The same people defend their stance by saying that what they are learning is purely academic /scientific and without a hint of spirituality, lol!


I do not think that Allah will deny anyone the pleasure of KNOWING what it is that they seek, be it primarily stemmed from materialism or because it is a means to Know Him More.
Allah says:
"...then shall every soul be paid what it earned, and NONE SHALL BE DEALT WITH UNJUSTLY." - Q2:281

whatever efforts we make or put in shall be duly recompensed either in Duniya, Akhira, or both worlds.
No one will be denied what they seek because they are not of the Islamic faith...Allah is never partial.

There is a saying that:
"The hand which feeds your belly will eventually rule over you!"

Another saying goes thus:
"Your language can't be someone else's product and you are also the consumer" - Jaron Lanier.

movado19:



Salam Alaikum,

I decided to have my Uncle read your post to see his view on your matter and he laughed and said why now? Why did you stop?!
He said Allah already promised in surah Inshirah that verily, with every hardship comes ease. He repeated this twice in Q94:5-6.
According to him, he said Allah truly blessed you and that there is no blessing that is not surrounded by hardship and that those things which you see that make you scared are very, very normal.
He said in the world of Barzakh, one would even see more of such things never thought about and that your's is just a tip.
He said your tahajjud is your armor and the zikrs you were doing were your strength.
He said you need to continue your tahajjud and zikr and begin by stating your intention for Allah to give you strength not to be scared of anything you may encounter or see, to fortify your heart to be able to look past those things because according to him, there are like curtains, mere distractions from the main things awaiting you.
He said you should also constantly give sadaka no matter how small and give with your intention for fortification and strength from Allah not to be scared.
He said you should fast as often as you can as that gives spiritual strength too.
He said within a short while, you won't see such things as a big deal anymore and that when they occur, you would not lose your heart in fear or lose concentration in your zikrs.
He said you should incorporate Ya Mureed for heart strengthening/ will-power to undergo anything and not be scared, in addition to the ones I already started some days ago to overcome fear.
He said anyone who is undergoing unveiling would surely encounter such, so no need to worry yourself.
In a nutshell, resume your tahajjud and zikrs asap and always start with intention to be guided and protected by Allah on anything you see or encounter.
'I hope these would calm your heart and give you the strenght to resume InshaAllah.

movado19:
@ Razram:

EDIT: I forgot to mention the other thing my Uncle said which was:

The zikrs you were engaged in were basically Jalali in nature, meaning they are "hot" and show Allah's tremendousity.
- Ya Allah
- Ya zhal Jalal wal Ikram

He said you will need to temper them down with Jamali zikrs, meaning "cool" and show Alla's beauty or soft nature, such as
- Ya Ghaffar
- Ya Ghaffur
- Astagfirullah
- Salawat Rasul (Allahumma Sali)

He said you can just choose astagfirullah and salawat Rasul and do them in abundace to cool off the effect of Ya Allah and Ya zhal jalal wal ikram.

LadunaI:

Are you sure about this my sister? . From personal experience the effect of salawat when it get to certain stage if like jalalu. I nearly abandon it during my assiduous year. I have concluded on one night after my Tahajuud that I won't do salawat again because the effects was just down too tremendous.

It's just I am witnesses the transof

movado19:



Salam Alaikum, Ladunal.

Subhanallah! This is actually my first time learning about this particular effect on anyone.
Even on me, its effect is cooling.

My curiosity is really piqued now

The only thing that remotely resembles your experience would be what I read a while back about some people who get overstimulated when they take nerve-calming herbs and then get calmed when they take nerve stimulating herbs!

Very interesting.

LadunaI:

Lol, So perhaps, my config react oppositely to the norm .

Allah creates as He wills without questioning or reckoning.

This is one of the areas of specialization of those Sheikhs the new generation want to belittle at all cost and spit at.
This is the reason why not every dua or zikr is ideal for everyone. Case in point: The brother who lamented that Ikupakuti gave him Yasin 19x and thus experience some things which he thought were negative. Ideally, he should have carried out several cleansing and fortification exercises before commencing because he may not be spiritually strong as such to withstand the effects; especially if he has not been practicing such in the past...if that were truly the case, then there is no how he would not have experienced one form of healing crisis or the other...

Actually, generally speaking, now and if then, sakinah that accompanying during and after salawat can't be quantified, the soothing effect dispelled all the worries immediately and sense of calmness pervades all the body and soul.
Na'am.

But the experience am talking about is attendance effect of this in term of purity this has brought upon the soul which manifested during "transitioning" of the soul momentarily in the course of falling asleep with awe inspiring experience that depict 'jalali" effect.
Subhanallah! Your config na real wa!

Note this isn't dream, far from it, because consciousness and awareness is still there to know the dichotomy about physical state and where one is seemingly heading.
Na'am.

Though always happened momentarily but extremely tremendous and stressful but after that a blazing and soothing lucid dreams or spiritual travels followed. I don't if you get my gist?
Let me be quiet...your name (Ladunal) truly, truly fits you
May Allah continuously safeguard everything about you, Amin.

Alhajiemeritus:
Salam alaikum warahmatullahi..
It's been a while here.
What do you guys think, a sheik said there is no Miraj in tbe Quran that it's only Isra. And according to his own Tafsir Prophet Muhammad never went on a journey to heaven.He even said the surah was referring to Prophet Musa and not the Holy Prophet Muhammad.
Have you heard this before, what do you think?

Alhajiemeritus:
Salam alaikum warahmatullahi..
It's been a while here.
What do you guys think, a sheik said there is no Miraj in tbe Quran that it's only Isra. And according to his own Tafsir Prophet Muhammad never went on a journey to heaven.He even said the surah was referring to Prophet Musa and not the Holy Prophet Muhammad.
Have you heard this before, what do you think?

Alhajiemeritus:
Salam alaikum warahmatullahi..
It's been a while here.
What do you guys think, a sheik said there is no Miraj in tbe Quran that it's only Isra. And according to his own Tafsir Prophet Muhammad never went on a journey to heaven.He even said the surah was referring to Prophet Musa and not the Holy Prophet Muhammad.
Have you heard this before, what do you think?

Alamkir:


I will normaly disput this Coming from all this sheikh.. but Yes he may be right. I have searched spiritually and go back in time to look at that part of history. Nabiy (SAW) only did isra and it was through vision. The sheikh must have gotten the answer spiritually. Nabiy (SAW) never went to heaven. By the way Where is heaven? Let me not go further

LyfeJennings:


Finally some one is saying it the way it is
God bless U