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Thursday, November 4, 2010

I Seek Refuge With [ALLAH]

Bism ALLAH, Al Rahman, IR Raheem

In the Name of ALLAH, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful

(As taught to me by Almighty God ALLAH- through inspiration)

Sura CXIII Falaq (Dawn) and Sura CXIV Nas (Mankind) (collected)

Say: I seek refuge with [ALLAH] the LORD of the dawn: (S.CXIII. 1.)

Say: I seek refuge with [ALLAH] the LORD and CHERISHER of mankind: (S.CXIV. 1.)

Say: I seek refuge with [ALLAH]- the KING or RULER of mankind: (S. CXIV. 2.)

Say: I seek refuge with [ALLAH]- the GOD or JUDGE of mankind: (S. CXIV. 3.)

From the mischief of created things; (S.CXIII. 2.)

From the mischief of Darkness as it overspreads; (S. CXlll.3)

From the mischief of those who practice secret arts; (S. CXIII. 4.)

From the mischief of the whisperer of evil

who withdraws after his whisper; (S. CXIV. 4.)

And, from the mischief of the envious one

as he practices envy. (S. CXIII. 5.)

The same who whispers into the hearts of mankind

among Jinns and among men. (S.CXIV. 5.)

'THE HOLY SPIRIT' Oath/Prayer

ALMIGHTY GOD,
As THE KEEPER of my record of deeds and intentions,
And as A WITNESS to all that I say and do,
I do solemnly affirm and reaffirm to spend each moment of my life
(doing) YOUR WILL.
In YOUR NAME I pray,
Amen/Amin

Allahu Akbar - Allah is the Greatest

La illaha il Allah - There is no God but Allah

Al Hamdullilahi Rabbil Al Amin - Praise Be to Allah, the Lord and Cherisher of the worlds.

As Salaam Alaikum, - The Peace be unto you,

'The Holy Spirit;TRUE FAITH' Crusader

Abd'ALLAH Raswl ibn Al Qur'an

1 comment :

cain dawud latif XApril 2, 2012 at 1:10 PM
The truth is out more than ever keep up the will of Allah
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'THE HOLY SPIRIT' [The Will of Allah] - [The Will of God].

Bism Allah, Al Rahman, Ir Raheem In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful. 'THE HOLY SPIRIT' (is) 'THE WILL OF GOD'. (As taught to me by ALMIGHTY GOD ALLAH - through inspiration) A spirit is a will. When we use the term "school spirit" we're saying it is our will that the school we attend or support does well in all the activities in which it participates. When we use the term "community spirit" we're saying it is our will that the community in which we live is safe, clean, prosperous, has good schools and is looked upon favorably by the greater community in which it exists. When we use the term "good spirit" we're saying it is our will to have positive thoughts and actions. When we use the term "free spirit" we're talking about God's gift to mankind of freedom to choose to be or do what we want. All of these spirits (wills) manifest themselves through our deeds and intentions. This is a key statement. Holy means of God or God's. A Holy scripture is the word of God or God's message. A Holy day is a day in observance of God. A Holy matrimony is God's ceremony joining a man and a woman as husband and wife. Or, a marriage based on the Guidance of God. So, when we put holy (of God) with spirit (will) we have 'THE WILL OF GOD'. Now, when we take our free spirit and intentionally choose to do (obey)) THE WILL OF GOD then, that free spirit becomes a HOLY SPIRIT within us. And the more we do (obey) THE WILL OF GOD the more we become strengthened with 'THE HOLY SPIRIT'. 'THE HOLY SPIRIT' is not a ghost or paranormal apparition. It is real and attainable through our freedom of choice (obedience). ALLAH (IS) GOD's proper name. The Arabic Qur'an (is) the only message sent by ALLAH - teaching 'THE WILL OF GOD'. Al Islam (is) total submission to 'THE WILL OF GOD'. A muslim (is) one who submits his free spirit (will) to 'THE WILL OF GOD'. 'The Holy Spirit' (is) 'THE WILL OF GOD'.

Sheikh Zayed Mosque; Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Open in 2007, it is the largest mosque in the UAE, and the 6th largest in the world, with a capacity of 40,000 (main prayer hall itself can accommodate 9,000). The design has been inspired by Mughal and Moorish mosque architecture, and influenced by the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. The roofline contains 82 domes of seven different sizes, with the dome layout and floorplan reminiscent of the Badshahi Mosque. Its archways are quintessentially Moorish and its minarets classically Arab. There are four minarets on the four corners of the mosque which rise about 351 ft. (107 m.) in height. 57 of the 82 domes cover the outside yard and are decorated with white marble. The courtyard is paved with floral marble designs and measures about 180,000 sq. ft. (17,000 sq. m.).