Show Posts
1
General Discussions / Re: Searching for Truth
« on: June 13, 2023, 07:12:54 PM »
Ok. I am just copying and pasting one note from one of the videos:
Salavat in Islam: sending Sall
Sall: Uraeus
Sallallahu Aleih: “Sall of Allah on him”. instead of “Oh Allah please bless him”. Homay or vulture Nekhbet has embraced his head with the wings of Isis.
Salavat is a sentence that means “O Allah please put your Uraeus or Sall on the head of Muhammad and his AL”.
Wad or Wedjat: the female Allah
Sall on the head of all family members of Muhammad: all of them will wear the aura of Wedjat and will be deified.
AL: the embodiment of God and it is 5 people. Allah being Hazrat Fatimah in the center and four male deities (Muhammad, Ali, Hassan, and Hussain) around her make the AL.
Als or deities who have Sall on their heads reincarnate. This Reincarnating AL concept has started from the time of RA himself. In the case of RA, we have 8 but in Islam, they are reduced to 5.
Car of RA: Barque
Muhammad’s car: Buraq
Muhammad: the reincarnation of RA
AL: the conflated body of Allah or Carcass that keeps returning and re-emerging.
Other examples of AL mentioned in the Quran: AL-e-Taha, AL-e-Yasin, AL-e-yaghub and AL-e-Umran. The latter one includes “Zakariah, Joseph, Virgin Mary, John Baptist and Jesus Christ”.
When you know this is a reincarnation the rest of the story is simple: Muhammad should be born after his father’s death. His father is called the slave of Allah. He was brought up by a foster mother called Aminah (Amunet). He was famous as Muhammad Amin (Amun) from teenage. He married a wife much older than himself. He had 3 daughters (because RA too had 3 daughters) and one of the daughters is his favorite, he calls this girl “the mother of her own father” (and this is one of the most beautiful elaborate concepts of Ra reincarnation) … and the signs are countless.
Islam: Is-l-Am meaning IS for everybody
Islam has been originally a Magi religion with deep roots in ancient Magi religion of Egypt, Mesopotamia and even India. “Death” has hijacked it long ago, just like what he did to Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism.
Salavat in Islam: sending Sall
Sall: Uraeus
Sallallahu Aleih: “Sall of Allah on him”. instead of “Oh Allah please bless him”. Homay or vulture Nekhbet has embraced his head with the wings of Isis.
Salavat is a sentence that means “O Allah please put your Uraeus or Sall on the head of Muhammad and his AL”.
Wad or Wedjat: the female Allah
Sall on the head of all family members of Muhammad: all of them will wear the aura of Wedjat and will be deified.
AL: the embodiment of God and it is 5 people. Allah being Hazrat Fatimah in the center and four male deities (Muhammad, Ali, Hassan, and Hussain) around her make the AL.
Als or deities who have Sall on their heads reincarnate. This Reincarnating AL concept has started from the time of RA himself. In the case of RA, we have 8 but in Islam, they are reduced to 5.
Car of RA: Barque
Muhammad’s car: Buraq
Muhammad: the reincarnation of RA
AL: the conflated body of Allah or Carcass that keeps returning and re-emerging.
Other examples of AL mentioned in the Quran: AL-e-Taha, AL-e-Yasin, AL-e-yaghub and AL-e-Umran. The latter one includes “Zakariah, Joseph, Virgin Mary, John Baptist and Jesus Christ”.
When you know this is a reincarnation the rest of the story is simple: Muhammad should be born after his father’s death. His father is called the slave of Allah. He was brought up by a foster mother called Aminah (Amunet). He was famous as Muhammad Amin (Amun) from teenage. He married a wife much older than himself. He had 3 daughters (because RA too had 3 daughters) and one of the daughters is his favorite, he calls this girl “the mother of her own father” (and this is one of the most beautiful elaborate concepts of Ra reincarnation) … and the signs are countless.
Islam: Is-l-Am meaning IS for everybody
Islam has been originally a Magi religion with deep roots in ancient Magi religion of Egypt, Mesopotamia and even India. “Death” has hijacked it long ago, just like what he did to Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism.