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@GOD:
I don't think that is true. I never heard of it before.
I don't think that is true. I never heard of it before.
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It replaced the old traditions of the region. It also replaced old traditions throughout Asia.Ahuaeynjxs a dit:This religion is meant to preserve an old tradition
From the perspective of the Quran, this entire earth belongs to Allah. I don't understand where you get the idea from that there is an area that is originally Islamic. Just because Mohamed was born somewhere doesn't make that land the property of his followers.It's written very clearly in the book that it's not meant to be exported or used to convert people ; that is wrathful. It's not for nothing they call their place their holy land ; it means to be a true follower of Allah, you must live out there, or you're just being pathetic and unflexible.
Indeed, the Quran describe the 'worlds', which are very similar to the Hindu and Buddhist divisions of 7 or 14 lokas (which include bhu-mandala, planet earth, in the middle), the Sufi division of 5 regions (tanazzulut), or the four worlds of the Kabbalah (olam). There are descriptions of heavenly realms, hellish realms, and Allah is of course Lord of them all.Ahuaeynjxs a dit:that the whole world(s) belong to Allah, and thats something very different, its in relation to the earth silica matrix, but then again people go wacko when I talk like this, so I'm not going to insist.
I know you have learned to interpret everything holographically, but neither Mohamed nor his any of his followers expounded upon the art of holographic interpretation. He and his men didn't just sleep with children holographically, or beat their wives holographically, that was simply the way things were done in those days. The Quran was written in dead earnest. Of course, if you take it upon yourself to teach the Islamic community the art of interpreting their scripture holographically or metaphorically, I would encourage you, but you will be faced with deadly opposition, and you would undoubtedly run into trouble trying trying to explain verses like these:I could relate to anything else, and explain to you that all the violent verses are metaphors for the realm of imagination.