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Last post by fireheart47 - April 07, 2026, 05:00:46 PMI had mentioned food, diet, and development, yet I did not consider water, because I live in a water-rich environment.
This is an important example how I do not know all that there is to know and I recommend people question me, and seek guidance from God.
In the country of Israel there's a company called Watergen, which uses atmospheric capture to gather water. Watergen had captured atmospheric water and gave it to the people of Gaza at one moment before the war. https://watergen.com/case-studies/watergen-helps-gaza-deal-with-its-growing-water-problem/
After the war, the UAE made an initiative. https://dubaitimes.com/zeztez-uae-launches-largest-water-supply-project-for-gaza
Israel has developed many water technologies, which have helped some countries in the region, such as desalinization and drip-irrigation.
Trees and other plants contribute to atmospheric moisture through evapo-transpiration. Israeli organization Venatata is one organization that promotes the planting of trees. http://venatata.org/
A man from the USA, Moses West, invented a truck that also captures atmospheric moisture. https://moseswestfoundation.org/our-story/
People in the driest desert in the world collect atmospheric water from dense fog using nets. People have also copied the texture of beetle exoskeleton to improve capture. https://environment.sciencearray.com/atmospheric-water-harvesting-fog-nets-desert-solution
Since plants evapotranspirate, some people place bags around them and wait til water condenses around the plastic bag, yet I've never tried this method and would worry that the leaf's surface chemical compounds could mix with the water if not careful, and harmful depending on the species of plant and the individual.
There is also boxed water, instead of plastic bottles. I've also seen some glass containers.
May God protect and sustain you.
This is an important example how I do not know all that there is to know and I recommend people question me, and seek guidance from God.
In the country of Israel there's a company called Watergen, which uses atmospheric capture to gather water. Watergen had captured atmospheric water and gave it to the people of Gaza at one moment before the war. https://watergen.com/case-studies/watergen-helps-gaza-deal-with-its-growing-water-problem/
After the war, the UAE made an initiative. https://dubaitimes.com/zeztez-uae-launches-largest-water-supply-project-for-gaza
Israel has developed many water technologies, which have helped some countries in the region, such as desalinization and drip-irrigation.
Trees and other plants contribute to atmospheric moisture through evapo-transpiration. Israeli organization Venatata is one organization that promotes the planting of trees. http://venatata.org/
A man from the USA, Moses West, invented a truck that also captures atmospheric moisture. https://moseswestfoundation.org/our-story/
People in the driest desert in the world collect atmospheric water from dense fog using nets. People have also copied the texture of beetle exoskeleton to improve capture. https://environment.sciencearray.com/atmospheric-water-harvesting-fog-nets-desert-solution
Since plants evapotranspirate, some people place bags around them and wait til water condenses around the plastic bag, yet I've never tried this method and would worry that the leaf's surface chemical compounds could mix with the water if not careful, and harmful depending on the species of plant and the individual.
There is also boxed water, instead of plastic bottles. I've also seen some glass containers.
May God protect and sustain you.
#22
Discussions / al-Masih
Last post by fireheart47 - April 07, 2026, 04:39:16 PMDear QM Forum,
The topic of the word 'al-Masih' (Arabic: المسحى) is one, which I have been thinking about since I received my first Qur'an muṣḥaf.
Ahmadiyya
I received a Qur'an muṣḥaf translation by Maulawi Sher 'Ali, which belongs to the Ahmadiyya sect or community. This Qur'an is special to me, because it has Star of David patterns on the outside. Experts Ze'ev Barkan and Uri Ofer say that the Star of David was originally a depiction of lily symbol (Medu Ntr: 𓆸; Gardiners number: M9; Hebrew: שושן) .
Star of David blog https://star-of-david.blogspot.com/
It is also special to me, because the first mosque in Berlin, Germany, in 1920's, belonged to the Ahmadiyya community and was open to all Muslim.
Strangely, I recently noticed that our Qur'an muṣḥaf doesn't include Surah al-Insan.
The Ahmadiyya community is considered heretical by many traditional believers, because the Ahmadiyya community follows another Messiah after Jesus, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who lived in today's country of Pakistan and wanted to unite world religions under Islam.
This seems very peculiar to have been the first mosque in Berlin, since within decades a very destructive misguided man, Adolf Hitler, was called Messiah by the press, and spoke about 1,000 year kingdom, like the narratives of the Book of Revelation.
Acknowledgments and simple ideas
Thanks to friendships with people from Jewish, Muslim, and African backgrounds, I have learned about these topics. I am a privileged man, whose ancestors may have belonged to those communities, yet who has benefited in some way or another from injustices.
I believe the word Messiah is misunderstood by most people in the 3 major Abrahamic religions, that there is no 1 Messiah as many believe, and that Jesus did not favor this concept, yet that it benefited the preservation of his extraordinary good deeds.
Monotheism in Kemet
Dr. Asa Hilliard in his presentation, 'The Master Keys of Kemet', discusses how Kemet or Ancient Egypt was originally monotheistic. Baba Heru also teaches this wisdom.
The monotheistic principle of Kemet was the concept of 'ntr' (Medu Ntr: 𓊹; Gardiner number: R8), which many people say is a pictograph of a flag, yet I believe it is the chisel that was used to carve the 'Medu Ntr' (Medu Ntr: 𓊹𓌃𓌃𓌃, English: Words of God), as taught by Ra Un Nefer Amen. The axe chisel represents the Force, which the artisans used, and correlates with the meaning of AL (Hebrew: אל , English: god, to, towards), which I learned from Shlomifish.
Wiktionary - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%F0%93%8A%B9
Sesh Kemet blog - https://seshkemet.weebly.com/gardiner-sign-list.html
Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptae - https://thesaurus-linguae-aegyptiae.de/lemma/78190
The Kemetic origin of the word 'Messiah'
The word 'ms' (Medu Ntr: 𓄟; English: born of, produced from) is part of this important ancient writing system taught by modern expert, Mfundishi Jhutymus. It is also found in the names Thutmose and Ramses. In these names it communicates a quality, characteristic or devotion this individual has to the archetype or deity.
Many linguists believe that the pictograph for the 'ms' sound shows 3 fox skins, yet I believe that it is a zoomed-in version of the flail (Medu Ntr: 𓌅; S45), from the Flail and Crook (Medu Ntr: 𓋾; S38) duality seen on the sahu sarcophogi.
A statue of Ramesses II holding Crook and Flail on same hand, Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ramesses_II_holding_a_crook_and_a_flail._19th_Dynasty,_c._1240_BC._From_Nubia._State_Museum_of_Egyptian_Art,_Munich.jpg
The YouTuber named Glossagram shows a video, which explains how the flail was used to extract oils from plants. This corroborates with the word 'ḥp' (Medu Ntr: 𓌅𓊪𓆰; English: a plant).
Proof of the Exodus of Moses
On Torah.com, there are two important articles, which provide important arguments for the connection between Kemet and the sons of Israel.
Dr. Joseph Weinstein's article, "We Were Slaves to the Hyksos", shows how the sons of Israel were enslaved by an assimilated Mesopotamian people. Although, I would like to comment how many people use the word 'we' and 'them' to refer to our distant ancestors or similar people groups. https://www.thetorah.com/article/we-were-slaves-to-the-hyksos-in-egypt
Professor Israel Knohl's article, "YHWH: The Original Arabic Meaning of the Name", shows how the marriage between Moses and Zipporah may have introduced the sacred name of our Lord, which I believe can be pronounced many different ways. In the article it says that it means, 'love, passion, or affection', which corroborates with the importance of marriages in the Torah and the lessons they teach (ex: meeting at wells), the compassion of Jesus in the Gospels, and the simple religion of the Qur'an. https://www.thetorah.com/article/yhwh-the-original-arabic-meaning-of-the-name
The YouTube channel Patterns of Evidence has a video called, "The Moses Inscriptions | Patterns+ Video Subscription - Trailer".https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQH-U2ZpRfQ
Our ancestors or cultural antecedents were Hebrews
I believe the word 'Hebrew' (Hebrew: עבר) and Arab (Hebrew:ערב; Arabic:عرب), were originally the same word, yet changed due to a linguistic phenomena known as metathesis. I believe it changed only in the Torah to refer to the people group, which Abraham, belonged to. The Qur'an has older forms and more consistent forms many words, such as رب، علم، اله . The Qur'an hasn't been transcribed for as long and had advantage of being the 3rd major document.
I was taught by a Rabbi on YouTube that 'Hebrew' means those that crossed-over from Euphrates-Tigres River to the Nile River system, from east to west.
I believe Hebrew migratory group includes Phoenicians (incl. Carthage), Ethiopians of Axum, Arab tribes (incl. Sheba), and the Israelites of Moses. These ancient people have had influence over many other cultures through the spread of writing systems and religions .
Hebrew scriptures
In the Torah, there is a continued importance of the word 'ms' through the name 'Moshe' (Hebrew: משה; Arabic: موسى), which is explained in the verse Exodus 2:10.
Tanach.us
Sefaria.org
This has a similar connotation to Medu Ntr word that meant 'born of, produced from'. It also is similar to the English words, 'plant extracts'.
In Hebrew, the word for al-Masih is 'Meshiach' (Hebrew: משח; Arabic:المسيح; Greek:χριστος, English: Messiah, Christ), which is also the Hebrew word for anointment 'meshach'.
Anointment
The recipe for the anointing oil is described in the Torah, here's a portion of it, Exodus 30:24-25.
Today, there's an organization in the country called Israel, Rabbis for Human Rights, which helps Palestinians with their olive tree harvest. https://www.rhr.org.il/en/
The reason for anointment
In the time of Moses, the priesthood anointed themselves and the altars for sacrifices (Exodus 28:41), which could've also protected the altars from oxidation and kept them beautiful. A portion of the animals used in sacrifices fed the priesthood (Exodus 29:33).
I believe that when the Torah talks about "pleasing aroma" (Exodus 29:18), it is because the smell of food attracted people, who are mortal independent forces (Genesis 2:2, Genesis 9:6, Psalm 82:6) part of the 1 living Force, and helped form a society.
Holy life
Instead of using the bronze to make weaponry, it was used for peaceful religious rituals. Instead of human sacrifice, the animals were sacrificed to God and fed to sustain holy human life.
There are also foreign anointed people like the Persian man, Cyrus the Great, who did extraordinary good deeds (Book of Isaiah 45:1).
War caused confusion
It begins to become confusing, when we consider Samuel's anointing of Saul (Hebrew: שאול), which spelled same as Sheol, the underworld (I Samuel 15:1).
Saul is un-anointed, because Saul didn't kill the ancient enemy's animals as ordered (1 Samuel 15:14) and so the leader changed irrevocably (I Samuel 15:27-29) and David (Hebrew:דויד; English: Beloved) took his place.
Even though, God is King (I Samuel 12:7-12).
God's kingdom
I see how David (1 Samuel 30:17) and Solomon (1 Kings 2:24) perpetuated war and other forms of violence.
I believe all the religious books have been misinterpreted and have been changed by governments. Sat-an (Medu Ntr: 𓃫𓉥; Hebrew: שטן; Arabic: سطن; English: to oppose, the opposer [Numbers 22:22]) describes behavior.
Instead, many people fear a secondary supernatural force called Satan that rivals the 1 God, yet act devilishly, sowing the seeds of destruction through their actions.
The body is the temple
I believe the temple of Solomon still exists underneath the mosques. The one that the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon are named after.
Its windows were on the roof (1 Kings 6:4), and its interior made of wood (1 Kings 6:15) covered in gold (1 Kings 6:22), yet the temple became filled with dirt and forgotten to history, because of this covering-up of the foundational wisdom and history's contradictory lesson.
Details of Temple - www.bibleoutlines.com/1-kings-61-38-details-of-the-temple-construction/
The foundation
The foundational wisdom: War and other forms of violence have been wrong since the beginning.
Genesis 4:15
Sefaria.org
Surah ash-Shu'arah Ayat 154-156
Islamicity.org
These things I was able to understand thanks to the teachings of Jesus in the Gospels, my childhood friend, and Shlomifish.
Yeshu, Isa
I believe that Jesus knew the concept of Set and was tempted to go to war against his oppressor after he was baptized ( Matthew 3:15, Matthew 4:8 ).
Yet, the false Messiah named Bar Kochba did and resulted in mass suicide on Masada.
According to the gospels, Jesus spent time in Kemet. Some Talmudic scriptures say people similar to Jesus were accused of Egyptian magic.
https://www.seekandfindtruth.com/historical/the-talmud-on-jesus
https://jewishvirtuallibrary.org/ben-stada
Wisdom and knowledge from Kemet
Thanks to Baba Heru, I've learned about the allegory of Ausar. Here are my observations of the topic:
Ausar (Greek: Ὄσιρις) and Aus't (Greek: Ἶσις) are the celestial father and mother of the narrative. In the sky, Ausar represents Orion Constellation and Aus't represents Milky Way. On Earth, Ausar represents plants and Aus't represents the Nile River. Spiritually, Ausar represents wisdom and Aus't represents life.
Set is Ausar's warrior brother. Nebet-het is Aus't's helpful sister. In the sky, Set represents the Alderbaran constellation. In the sky Nebet-het represents the Sirius star system. On the Earth, Set represents the Saharan desert. On the Earth, I don't know what Nebet-het represents.
Set loses control and kills his brother Ausar, and rips him into 14 pieces, which I believe represents 14 stars in the Orion constellation the people of Kemet observed. Nebet-het helps Aus't bring together the pieces, except phallus, which gets eaten by a fish in the Nile River.
I believe this allegory teaches ecology: plants die and break into pieces, yet they grow well near the river.
It also teaches philosophy and reason: we break ideas down (Greek: ἀνά-λυσις) conceptually, yet if we break them down too much they lose meaning, so it is counter-balanced by bringing ideas together (Greek: σύνθεσις).
It also warns about faults in our behavior: men are prone to violence, and women are prone to lack of modesty.
It teaches us that we are all Heru (Medu Ntr: 𓂀; Greek: Ὧρος; English: observer).
Jesus Christ
Instead of war which Jesus seemingly knew, Jesus was brave and spoke out against the unspoken issues in his religion and society, knowing the consequences (Luke 4:24, Matthew 23:15). He used his strength to resist his punishment peacefully (Luke 22:49-51, Matthew 26:52). He taught his disciples that his spirit and his teachings of faith in forgiveness would live (Matthew 18:20, Gospel of John 14:6), even though his body died (Matthew 26:26).
In Jesus' life, he lamented what the scribes and pharisees had done, even though some supported him (Acts 5:39). Today, we lament the Greek scribes and Pharisee named Paul.
The Beast
I believe in the Book of Revelation, the anti-Christ (Greek:ἀντίχριστος; English: instead of anointed, opposed to anointed) refers to Jesus himself, because the scriptures record that it wasn't him to be king (Matthew 16:15, Luke 22:70, Matthew 27:37).
Matthew 27:37
Stephanus 1550
JW New World Translation
They, the Roman soldiers, who had also known something similar to Set, the cult of Mars.
Jesus is a human, a type of animal, although a holy animal.
Humans have the Holy Spirit, which means we are made in its image. Source: https://adishakti.org/al-qiyamah/ruh_of_allah_al_isra.htm
God is Spirit (Gospel of John 4:24). Spirit is another word for air, because it was invisible to the naked eye, like quantum foam is today. The invisible things interact and create reality. Ourselves are a result of interactions, which make us reflect the greater creative 1.
BibleHub, Greek, Parallel Greek, Stephanus Textus Receptus 1550
JW New World Translation
Jeremiah 3:22, English translation from BibleHub
In the history of the Catholic church, there was a person named Nostradamus (English: Our Woman), which I believe represented an anarchic group of people who secretly spoke out against organized religion and made predictions about the future. Similar to how people have used pseudonyms in history. https://lithub.com/doubting-shakespeares-identity-isnt-a-conspiracy-theory/
One of the curious predictions of Nostradamus, which stood out to me as a kid was the prophecy of the conqueror named 'Hister' or with the long-S 'Hiſter'. 1,000's of years of wars and other forms of violence created a lot chaos and confusion.
So now, imagine how the scriptures might change in monasteries and throughout time, yet retain the foundational pattern.
Rev 11:2-5
Rev 13:5, the perspective of the pharisees
The ministry of Jesus according to the Gospels was from around 30 to 33 years old, that's 3 years. 42 months equals 3.5 years. Consider the ambiguity of his exact birth date and the accuracy of other religious narratives.
Seeking perfection
Thanks to considering Jesus an anointed person, we have preserved his teachings, which are wisdom from God. There are many similarities that can be found between Abrahamic culture described in the books and other religions, which altogether guide us to use our words faithfully and honor God the living spirit though compassionate acts.
Signs of God
I believe I live a generational curse for the transgressions and mistakes of my grandfather, who I believe was Adolf Hitler. God knows all the details of his own suffering, which contributed to his misguidance. I believe I grew up in the house where he committed suicide, we found a hole in the wall thanks to helping my brother do an EMF inspection. There's also a substance that looks like blood on the basement walls, which reminds me of Jesus' blood in rocks below Golgotha (metagenomics?). I believe he became a transwoman, because of the injuries he received in war.
Today I struggle, yet I have hope that people can heal and contribute good to the world.
Exodus 20:5
Conclusion
Today, many people await another Messiah, as if there can only be 1 person. Yet, the evidence shows there has been many in history, and they inspire us to seek to be a good servant of the Living One.
The topic of the word 'al-Masih' (Arabic: المسحى) is one, which I have been thinking about since I received my first Qur'an muṣḥaf.
Ahmadiyya
I received a Qur'an muṣḥaf translation by Maulawi Sher 'Ali, which belongs to the Ahmadiyya sect or community. This Qur'an is special to me, because it has Star of David patterns on the outside. Experts Ze'ev Barkan and Uri Ofer say that the Star of David was originally a depiction of lily symbol (Medu Ntr: 𓆸; Gardiners number: M9; Hebrew: שושן) .
Star of David blog https://star-of-david.blogspot.com/
It is also special to me, because the first mosque in Berlin, Germany, in 1920's, belonged to the Ahmadiyya community and was open to all Muslim.
Strangely, I recently noticed that our Qur'an muṣḥaf doesn't include Surah al-Insan.
The Ahmadiyya community is considered heretical by many traditional believers, because the Ahmadiyya community follows another Messiah after Jesus, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who lived in today's country of Pakistan and wanted to unite world religions under Islam.
This seems very peculiar to have been the first mosque in Berlin, since within decades a very destructive misguided man, Adolf Hitler, was called Messiah by the press, and spoke about 1,000 year kingdom, like the narratives of the Book of Revelation.
Acknowledgments and simple ideas
Thanks to friendships with people from Jewish, Muslim, and African backgrounds, I have learned about these topics. I am a privileged man, whose ancestors may have belonged to those communities, yet who has benefited in some way or another from injustices.
I believe the word Messiah is misunderstood by most people in the 3 major Abrahamic religions, that there is no 1 Messiah as many believe, and that Jesus did not favor this concept, yet that it benefited the preservation of his extraordinary good deeds.
Monotheism in Kemet
Dr. Asa Hilliard in his presentation, 'The Master Keys of Kemet', discusses how Kemet or Ancient Egypt was originally monotheistic. Baba Heru also teaches this wisdom.
The monotheistic principle of Kemet was the concept of 'ntr' (Medu Ntr: 𓊹; Gardiner number: R8), which many people say is a pictograph of a flag, yet I believe it is the chisel that was used to carve the 'Medu Ntr' (Medu Ntr: 𓊹𓌃𓌃𓌃, English: Words of God), as taught by Ra Un Nefer Amen. The axe chisel represents the Force, which the artisans used, and correlates with the meaning of AL (Hebrew: אל , English: god, to, towards), which I learned from Shlomifish.
Wiktionary - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%F0%93%8A%B9
Sesh Kemet blog - https://seshkemet.weebly.com/gardiner-sign-list.html
Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptae - https://thesaurus-linguae-aegyptiae.de/lemma/78190
The Kemetic origin of the word 'Messiah'
The word 'ms' (Medu Ntr: 𓄟; English: born of, produced from) is part of this important ancient writing system taught by modern expert, Mfundishi Jhutymus. It is also found in the names Thutmose and Ramses. In these names it communicates a quality, characteristic or devotion this individual has to the archetype or deity.
Many linguists believe that the pictograph for the 'ms' sound shows 3 fox skins, yet I believe that it is a zoomed-in version of the flail (Medu Ntr: 𓌅; S45), from the Flail and Crook (Medu Ntr: 𓋾; S38) duality seen on the sahu sarcophogi.
A statue of Ramesses II holding Crook and Flail on same hand, Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ramesses_II_holding_a_crook_and_a_flail._19th_Dynasty,_c._1240_BC._From_Nubia._State_Museum_of_Egyptian_Art,_Munich.jpg
The YouTuber named Glossagram shows a video, which explains how the flail was used to extract oils from plants. This corroborates with the word 'ḥp' (Medu Ntr: 𓌅𓊪𓆰; English: a plant).
Proof of the Exodus of Moses
On Torah.com, there are two important articles, which provide important arguments for the connection between Kemet and the sons of Israel.
Dr. Joseph Weinstein's article, "We Were Slaves to the Hyksos", shows how the sons of Israel were enslaved by an assimilated Mesopotamian people. Although, I would like to comment how many people use the word 'we' and 'them' to refer to our distant ancestors or similar people groups. https://www.thetorah.com/article/we-were-slaves-to-the-hyksos-in-egypt
Professor Israel Knohl's article, "YHWH: The Original Arabic Meaning of the Name", shows how the marriage between Moses and Zipporah may have introduced the sacred name of our Lord, which I believe can be pronounced many different ways. In the article it says that it means, 'love, passion, or affection', which corroborates with the importance of marriages in the Torah and the lessons they teach (ex: meeting at wells), the compassion of Jesus in the Gospels, and the simple religion of the Qur'an. https://www.thetorah.com/article/yhwh-the-original-arabic-meaning-of-the-name
The YouTube channel Patterns of Evidence has a video called, "The Moses Inscriptions | Patterns+ Video Subscription - Trailer".https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQH-U2ZpRfQ
Our ancestors or cultural antecedents were Hebrews
I believe the word 'Hebrew' (Hebrew: עבר) and Arab (Hebrew:ערב; Arabic:عرب), were originally the same word, yet changed due to a linguistic phenomena known as metathesis. I believe it changed only in the Torah to refer to the people group, which Abraham, belonged to. The Qur'an has older forms and more consistent forms many words, such as رب، علم، اله . The Qur'an hasn't been transcribed for as long and had advantage of being the 3rd major document.
I was taught by a Rabbi on YouTube that 'Hebrew' means those that crossed-over from Euphrates-Tigres River to the Nile River system, from east to west.
I believe Hebrew migratory group includes Phoenicians (incl. Carthage), Ethiopians of Axum, Arab tribes (incl. Sheba), and the Israelites of Moses. These ancient people have had influence over many other cultures through the spread of writing systems and religions .
Hebrew scriptures
In the Torah, there is a continued importance of the word 'ms' through the name 'Moshe' (Hebrew: משה; Arabic: موسى), which is explained in the verse Exodus 2:10.
Tanach.us
Quoteויגדל הילד ותבאהו לבת פרעה ויהי לה לבן ותקרא שמו משה ותאמר כי מן המים משיתהו
Sefaria.org
QuoteWhen the child grew up, she brought him to Pharaoh's daughter, who made him her son. She named him Moses, explaining, "I drew him out of the water."
This has a similar connotation to Medu Ntr word that meant 'born of, produced from'. It also is similar to the English words, 'plant extracts'.
In Hebrew, the word for al-Masih is 'Meshiach' (Hebrew: משח; Arabic:المسيح; Greek:χριστος, English: Messiah, Christ), which is also the Hebrew word for anointment 'meshach'.
Anointment
The recipe for the anointing oil is described in the Torah, here's a portion of it, Exodus 30:24-25.
Quoteוקדה חמש מאות בשקל הקדש ושמן זית הין 24
25 ועשית אתו שמן משחת קדש רקח מרקחת מעשה רקח שמן משחת קדש יהיה
Quote24 five hundred—by the sanctuary weight—of cassia, and a hin of olive oil.
25 Make of this a sacred anointing oil, a compound of ingredients expertly blended, to serve as sacred anointing oil.
Today, there's an organization in the country called Israel, Rabbis for Human Rights, which helps Palestinians with their olive tree harvest. https://www.rhr.org.il/en/
The reason for anointment
In the time of Moses, the priesthood anointed themselves and the altars for sacrifices (Exodus 28:41), which could've also protected the altars from oxidation and kept them beautiful. A portion of the animals used in sacrifices fed the priesthood (Exodus 29:33).
I believe that when the Torah talks about "pleasing aroma" (Exodus 29:18), it is because the smell of food attracted people, who are mortal independent forces (Genesis 2:2, Genesis 9:6, Psalm 82:6) part of the 1 living Force, and helped form a society.
Holy life
Instead of using the bronze to make weaponry, it was used for peaceful religious rituals. Instead of human sacrifice, the animals were sacrificed to God and fed to sustain holy human life.
There are also foreign anointed people like the Persian man, Cyrus the Great, who did extraordinary good deeds (Book of Isaiah 45:1).
War caused confusion
It begins to become confusing, when we consider Samuel's anointing of Saul (Hebrew: שאול), which spelled same as Sheol, the underworld (I Samuel 15:1).
Saul is un-anointed, because Saul didn't kill the ancient enemy's animals as ordered (1 Samuel 15:14) and so the leader changed irrevocably (I Samuel 15:27-29) and David (Hebrew:דויד; English: Beloved) took his place.
Even though, God is King (I Samuel 12:7-12).
Quoteמלך העולם
Quoteβασιλείαν τοῦ θεοῦ
Quoteملك يوم الدين
God's kingdom
I see how David (1 Samuel 30:17) and Solomon (1 Kings 2:24) perpetuated war and other forms of violence.
I believe all the religious books have been misinterpreted and have been changed by governments. Sat-an (Medu Ntr: 𓃫𓉥; Hebrew: שטן; Arabic: سطن; English: to oppose, the opposer [Numbers 22:22]) describes behavior.
Instead, many people fear a secondary supernatural force called Satan that rivals the 1 God, yet act devilishly, sowing the seeds of destruction through their actions.
The body is the temple
I believe the temple of Solomon still exists underneath the mosques. The one that the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon are named after.
Its windows were on the roof (1 Kings 6:4), and its interior made of wood (1 Kings 6:15) covered in gold (1 Kings 6:22), yet the temple became filled with dirt and forgotten to history, because of this covering-up of the foundational wisdom and history's contradictory lesson.
Details of Temple - www.bibleoutlines.com/1-kings-61-38-details-of-the-temple-construction/
The foundation
The foundational wisdom: War and other forms of violence have been wrong since the beginning.
Genesis 4:15
Quote4:15ויאמר לו יהוה לכן כל הרג קין שבעתים יקם וישם יהוה לקין אות לבלתי הכות אתו כל מצאו
QuoteGOD said to him, "I promise, if anyone kills Cain, sevenfold vengeance shall be exacted." And GOD put a mark on Cain, lest anyone who met him should kill him.
Quote6:11ותשחת הארץ לפני האלהים ותמלא הארץ חמסJehovah's Witness, New World Translation - https://www.jw.org/en/library/bible/study-bible/books/genesis/6/
QuoteBut the earth had become ruined in the sight of the true God, and the earth was filled with violence.
Sefaria.org
QuoteThe earth became corrupt before God; the earth was filled with lawlessness.
Surah ash-Shu'arah Ayat 154-156
Islamicity.org
Quote154 مَآ أَنتَ إِلَّا بَشَرٌ مِّثْلُنَا فَأْتِ بِـَٔايَةٍ إِن كُنتَ مِنَ ٱلصَّـٰدِقِينَ
155 قَالَ هَـٰذِهِۦ نَاقَةٌ لَّهَا شِرْبٌ وَلَكُمْ شِرْبُ يَوْمٍ مَّعْلُومٍ
156 وَلَا تَمَسُّوهَا بِسُوٓءٍ فَيَأْخُذَكُمْ عَذَابُ يَوْمٍ عَظِيمٍ
Quote154 - Thou art nothing but a mortal like ourselves! Come, then, forward with a token [of thy mission] if thou art a man of truth!"
155 - Replied he: "This she-camel shall have a share of water, and you shall have a share of water, on the days appointed [therefor];
156 - and do her no harm, lest suffering befall you on an awesome day!"
These things I was able to understand thanks to the teachings of Jesus in the Gospels, my childhood friend, and Shlomifish.
Yeshu, Isa
I believe that Jesus knew the concept of Set and was tempted to go to war against his oppressor after he was baptized ( Matthew 3:15, Matthew 4:8 ).
Jesus didn't go to war against Rome.
Yet, the false Messiah named Bar Kochba did and resulted in mass suicide on Masada.
According to the gospels, Jesus spent time in Kemet. Some Talmudic scriptures say people similar to Jesus were accused of Egyptian magic.
https://www.seekandfindtruth.com/historical/the-talmud-on-jesus
https://jewishvirtuallibrary.org/ben-stada
Wisdom and knowledge from Kemet
Thanks to Baba Heru, I've learned about the allegory of Ausar. Here are my observations of the topic:
Ausar (Greek: Ὄσιρις) and Aus't (Greek: Ἶσις) are the celestial father and mother of the narrative. In the sky, Ausar represents Orion Constellation and Aus't represents Milky Way. On Earth, Ausar represents plants and Aus't represents the Nile River. Spiritually, Ausar represents wisdom and Aus't represents life.
Set is Ausar's warrior brother. Nebet-het is Aus't's helpful sister. In the sky, Set represents the Alderbaran constellation. In the sky Nebet-het represents the Sirius star system. On the Earth, Set represents the Saharan desert. On the Earth, I don't know what Nebet-het represents.
Set loses control and kills his brother Ausar, and rips him into 14 pieces, which I believe represents 14 stars in the Orion constellation the people of Kemet observed. Nebet-het helps Aus't bring together the pieces, except phallus, which gets eaten by a fish in the Nile River.
I believe this allegory teaches ecology: plants die and break into pieces, yet they grow well near the river.
It also teaches philosophy and reason: we break ideas down (Greek: ἀνά-λυσις) conceptually, yet if we break them down too much they lose meaning, so it is counter-balanced by bringing ideas together (Greek: σύνθεσις).
It also warns about faults in our behavior: men are prone to violence, and women are prone to lack of modesty.
It teaches us that we are all Heru (Medu Ntr: 𓂀; Greek: Ὧρος; English: observer).
Jesus Christ
Instead of war which Jesus seemingly knew, Jesus was brave and spoke out against the unspoken issues in his religion and society, knowing the consequences (Luke 4:24, Matthew 23:15). He used his strength to resist his punishment peacefully (Luke 22:49-51, Matthew 26:52). He taught his disciples that his spirit and his teachings of faith in forgiveness would live (Matthew 18:20, Gospel of John 14:6), even though his body died (Matthew 26:26).
In Jesus' life, he lamented what the scribes and pharisees had done, even though some supported him (Acts 5:39). Today, we lament the Greek scribes and Pharisee named Paul.
The Beast
I believe in the Book of Revelation, the anti-Christ (Greek:ἀντίχριστος; English: instead of anointed, opposed to anointed) refers to Jesus himself, because the scriptures record that it wasn't him to be king (Matthew 16:15, Luke 22:70, Matthew 27:37).
Matthew 27:37
Stephanus 1550
Quote37 καὶ ἐπέθηκαν ἐπάνω τῆς κεφαλῆς αὐτοῦ τὴν αἰτίαν αὐτοῦ γεγραμμένην· Οὗτός ἐστιν Ἰησοῦς ὁ βασιλεῦς τῶν Ἰουδαίων
JW New World Translation
QuoteThey also posted above his head the charge against him, in writing: "This is Jesus the King of the Jews."
They, the Roman soldiers, who had also known something similar to Set, the cult of Mars.
Jesus is a human, a type of animal, although a holy animal.
Humans have the Holy Spirit, which means we are made in its image. Source: https://adishakti.org/al-qiyamah/ruh_of_allah_al_isra.htm
God is Spirit (Gospel of John 4:24). Spirit is another word for air, because it was invisible to the naked eye, like quantum foam is today. The invisible things interact and create reality. Ourselves are a result of interactions, which make us reflect the greater creative 1.
BibleHub, Greek, Parallel Greek, Stephanus Textus Receptus 1550
Quoteκαὶ ἀπήνεγκέν με εἰς ἔρημον ἐν πνεύματι καὶ εἶδον γυναῖκα καθημένην ἐπὶ θηρίον κόκκινον γέμον ὀνομάτων βλασφημίας ἔχον κεφαλὰς ἑπτὰ καὶ κέρατα δέκα
JW New World Translation
QuoteAnd he carried me away in the power of the spirit into a wilderness. And I saw a woman sitting on a scarlet-colored wild beast that was full of blasphemous names and that had seven heads and ten horns.
Jeremiah 3:22, English translation from BibleHub
QuoteBut like a woman unfaithful to her husband, so you, Israel, have been unfaithful to me," declares the LORD.
In the history of the Catholic church, there was a person named Nostradamus (English: Our Woman), which I believe represented an anarchic group of people who secretly spoke out against organized religion and made predictions about the future. Similar to how people have used pseudonyms in history. https://lithub.com/doubting-shakespeares-identity-isnt-a-conspiracy-theory/
One of the curious predictions of Nostradamus, which stood out to me as a kid was the prophecy of the conqueror named 'Hister' or with the long-S 'Hiſter'. 1,000's of years of wars and other forms of violence created a lot chaos and confusion.
So now, imagine how the scriptures might change in monasteries and throughout time, yet retain the foundational pattern.
Rev 11:2-5
Quote2.But as for the courtyard that is outside the temple sanctuary, leave it out and do not measure it, because it has been given to the nations, and they will trample the holy city underfoot for 42 months.
3. I will cause my two witnesses to prophesy for 1,260 days dressed in sackcloth."
4. These are symbolized by the two olive trees and the two lampstands and are standing before the Lord of the earth.
5. If anyone wants to harm them, fire comes out of their mouths and consumes their enemies. If anyone should want to harm them, this is how he must be killed.
Rev 13:5, the perspective of the pharisees
QuoteIt was given a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies, and it was given authority to act for 42 months.
The ministry of Jesus according to the Gospels was from around 30 to 33 years old, that's 3 years. 42 months equals 3.5 years. Consider the ambiguity of his exact birth date and the accuracy of other religious narratives.
Seeking perfection
Thanks to considering Jesus an anointed person, we have preserved his teachings, which are wisdom from God. There are many similarities that can be found between Abrahamic culture described in the books and other religions, which altogether guide us to use our words faithfully and honor God the living spirit though compassionate acts.
Signs of God
I believe I live a generational curse for the transgressions and mistakes of my grandfather, who I believe was Adolf Hitler. God knows all the details of his own suffering, which contributed to his misguidance. I believe I grew up in the house where he committed suicide, we found a hole in the wall thanks to helping my brother do an EMF inspection. There's also a substance that looks like blood on the basement walls, which reminds me of Jesus' blood in rocks below Golgotha (metagenomics?). I believe he became a transwoman, because of the injuries he received in war.
Today I struggle, yet I have hope that people can heal and contribute good to the world.
Exodus 20:5
Quote20:5לא תשתחוה להם ולא תעבדם כי אנכי יהוה אלהיך אל קנא פקד עון אבת על בנים על שלשים ועל רבעים לשנאיJW, New World
QuoteYou must not bow down to them nor be enticed to serve them, for I, Jehovah your God, am a God who requires exclusive devotion, bringing punishment for the error of fathers upon sons, upon the third generation and upon the fourth generation of those who hate me,
Conclusion
Today, many people await another Messiah, as if there can only be 1 person. Yet, the evidence shows there has been many in history, and they inspire us to seek to be a good servant of the Living One.
الله الحي
#23
Islamic Duties / Re: What Helps You Stay Motiva...
Last post by naziahusain - April 03, 2026, 10:55:31 PMStaying motivated to perform Fajr Salah consistently is rooted in a combination of deep understanding of Islam, practical habits, and seeking Allah's help. Key motivators include knowing the immense rewards—such as being under Allah's protection all day, earning light on the Day of Judgment, and realizing that two units of Sunnah are better than the world and everything in it.
#24
Islamic Duties / Re: Meaning of Salat
Last post by fireheart47 - April 03, 2026, 11:21:08 AMSelam Cihan,
Your post is helpful resource to study the Qur'an and find meaning in prayer.
Prayer is such an important part of faith.
Mottel Baleston taught me that the word 'synagogue' (Greek: συναγωγη) originally meant a place of gathering.
"Jewish Christian Explains: What is the Synagogue of Satan? Hard Rebuke to Idiot Racists. Baleston". www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhSbKWp1y_A
συναγωγή, Wiktionary, the free dictionary
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CF%83%CF%85%CE%BD%CE%B1%CE%B3%CF%89%CE%B3%CE%AE#Ancient_Greek
Peterson, Richard. "17. From Sabbath to Sunday, Passover to Easter and Dedication to Christmas (Some Historical Background)". https://tishrei.org/journal/17-from-sabbath-to-sunday-passover-to-easter-and-dedication-to-christmas-some-historical-background/
What you say about AL-MUSSALI is also confirmed online.
Multi Root Search
https://quranmorphology.com/multirootsearch?s=0&r1=%D8%B5%D9%84%D9%88&r2=%D8%B5%D9%84%D9%88
Select highlighted word > Dictionary
Your translation for Qur'an 11:87 makes sense given this textual evidence.
Do you think there is a linguistic relationship between the word 'saleh' (Arabic: صلح) and 'salat' (Arabic: صلاة)?
I believe there is a linguistic relationship between 'salam' (Arabic: سلم) and 'saleh' (Arabic: صلح), because of 'gafur' (Arabic: غفر) and '3fw' (Arabic: عفو), and possibly 'kafir' (Arabic: كفر).
Especially since all languages are transcribed from spoken word into written form. Arabic is of predominantly Mesopotamian origin, like Hebrew, yet both use letters which seem to originate in the Medu Ntr of Kemet, the Heiratic script, and its variants in the Sinai and Phoenicia.
I believe all the Abrahamic religions are strongly connected. I believe Qur'an is full of wisdom and ancient knowledge.
Knohl, Professor Israel. "YHWH: The Original Arabic Meaning of the Name". https://www.thetorah.com/article/yhwh-the-original-arabic-meaning-of-the-name
When you pray, how do you perceive your actions in relation to God?
Peace and blessings be upon you,
Fireheart47
Your post is helpful resource to study the Qur'an and find meaning in prayer.
Prayer is such an important part of faith.
Mottel Baleston taught me that the word 'synagogue' (Greek: συναγωγη) originally meant a place of gathering.
"Jewish Christian Explains: What is the Synagogue of Satan? Hard Rebuke to Idiot Racists. Baleston". www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhSbKWp1y_A
συναγωγή, Wiktionary, the free dictionary
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CF%83%CF%85%CE%BD%CE%B1%CE%B3%CF%89%CE%B3%CE%AE#Ancient_Greek
Peterson, Richard. "17. From Sabbath to Sunday, Passover to Easter and Dedication to Christmas (Some Historical Background)". https://tishrei.org/journal/17-from-sabbath-to-sunday-passover-to-easter-and-dedication-to-christmas-some-historical-background/
What you say about AL-MUSSALI is also confirmed online.
Multi Root Search
https://quranmorphology.com/multirootsearch?s=0&r1=%D8%B5%D9%84%D9%88&r2=%D8%B5%D9%84%D9%88
Select highlighted word > Dictionary
Your translation for Qur'an 11:87 makes sense given this textual evidence.
Do you think there is a linguistic relationship between the word 'saleh' (Arabic: صلح) and 'salat' (Arabic: صلاة)?
I believe there is a linguistic relationship between 'salam' (Arabic: سلم) and 'saleh' (Arabic: صلح), because of 'gafur' (Arabic: غفر) and '3fw' (Arabic: عفو), and possibly 'kafir' (Arabic: كفر).
Especially since all languages are transcribed from spoken word into written form. Arabic is of predominantly Mesopotamian origin, like Hebrew, yet both use letters which seem to originate in the Medu Ntr of Kemet, the Heiratic script, and its variants in the Sinai and Phoenicia.
I believe all the Abrahamic religions are strongly connected. I believe Qur'an is full of wisdom and ancient knowledge.
Knohl, Professor Israel. "YHWH: The Original Arabic Meaning of the Name". https://www.thetorah.com/article/yhwh-the-original-arabic-meaning-of-the-name
When you pray, how do you perceive your actions in relation to God?
Peace and blessings be upon you,
Fireheart47
#25
Islamic Duties / Re: Benefits of Surah Rahman
Last post by naziahusain - March 31, 2026, 05:54:48 PMSurah Rahman, known as the "Beauty of the Quran," promotes deep gratitude by reminding believers of Allah's countless blessings. Regular recitation brings spiritual peace, calms a restless heart, strengthens faith, provides protection from evil, and aids in relieving stress. It highlights divine mercy and prepares the soul for paradise.
Key Benefits of Surah Rehman
1. Cultivates Gratitude
The repeated verse, "Which of the favors of your Lord will you deny?" (mentioned 31 times), reminds believers to appreciate Allah's mercy, reducing arrogance and ingratitude.
2. Spiritual and Emotional Healing
The Surah acts as a source of emotional comfort, reducing anxiety, fear, and restlessness, leading to inner peace.
3. Protection and Blessings
Many Muslims recite it as a spiritual shield against evil, negative influences, or hardship, and it is believed to bring blessings into their lives.
4. Closeness to Allah
It strengthens the connection between the reader and the Creator by focusing on His compassionate attributes.
5. Focus on the Hereafter
It describes Paradise, acting as a wake-up call to focus on spiritual growth and preparation for the afterlife.
Key Benefits of Surah Rehman
1. Cultivates Gratitude
The repeated verse, "Which of the favors of your Lord will you deny?" (mentioned 31 times), reminds believers to appreciate Allah's mercy, reducing arrogance and ingratitude.
2. Spiritual and Emotional Healing
The Surah acts as a source of emotional comfort, reducing anxiety, fear, and restlessness, leading to inner peace.
3. Protection and Blessings
Many Muslims recite it as a spiritual shield against evil, negative influences, or hardship, and it is believed to bring blessings into their lives.
4. Closeness to Allah
It strengthens the connection between the reader and the Creator by focusing on His compassionate attributes.
5. Focus on the Hereafter
It describes Paradise, acting as a wake-up call to focus on spiritual growth and preparation for the afterlife.
#26
General Discussions / Are momen's souls kept in Illi...
Last post by Beyond Tradition - March 23, 2026, 04:23:40 PMBrother Joseph Islam, Salamun Alaikum.
I do not understand why quran says the souls will be kept in seperate place in Barzak when day of judgement not yet happened. Is there two place Illin and Sijjin? How it is decided before judgement day ?
I think the verse for the place Illin and Sijjin is explained as misinterpitation of the words. Please put your valuable analisis on this topic.
B/Rgds
Mahbub
I do not understand why quran says the souls will be kept in seperate place in Barzak when day of judgement not yet happened. Is there two place Illin and Sijjin? How it is decided before judgement day ?
I think the verse for the place Illin and Sijjin is explained as misinterpitation of the words. Please put your valuable analisis on this topic.
B/Rgds
Mahbub
#27
Islamic Duties / Morning & Evening Duas Every M...
Last post by Qurat-ul-Ain - February 18, 2026, 12:05:00 AMWhen we wake up in the morning, we step into a world full of uncertainty. And when we go to sleep at night, we leave ourselves vulnerable. That's why morning and evening duas are not just beautiful traditions — they're powerful shields.
If you truly want to protect your day and end your night with peace, learning authentic supplications from reliable sources is essential. Many Muslims turn to trusted Islamic platforms like Islamic Dua Ghar for authentic duas and guidance, while websites such as Discover powerful morning & evening duas every Muslim should know for protection, peace, barakah, and a spiritually strong daily routine. focus on helping Muslims build a spiritually strong daily routine. Together, knowledge and practice shape a believer's life.
So let's talk about the morning & evening duas every Muslim should know — and more importantly, why they matter.
Why Morning & Evening Duas Matter
Think of your day like a journey. Would you start a long road trip without checking your car? Without fastening your seatbelt?
Morning duas are your spiritual seatbelt.
Evening duas? They're your security system for the night.
The Prophet ﷺ consistently remembered Allah in the morning and evening. These duas serve as protection from harm, anxiety, evil eye, and unseen dangers. But they're not just defensive tools. They're reminders. They align your heart with Allah before the world pulls you in every direction.
The Power of Daily Dhikr in Islam
Daily remembrance of Allah strengthens faith, brings inner peace, and protects the heart from spiritual weakness and worldly distractions.
What is Dhikr?
Dhikr simply means remembrance of Allah. It can be through words, reflection, or silent awareness. Morning and evening duas fall under this beautiful category of worship.
It's like refreshing your connection with Allah twice a day — once before the world distracts you, and once before you disconnect from it.
Benefits of Consistent Remembrance
Regularly remembering Allah brings spiritual protection, Discover powerful morning & evening duas every Muslim should know for protection, peace, barakah, and a spiritually strong daily routine., and a heart filled with peace and gratitude.
Spiritual Protection
The Prophet ﷺ said whoever recites certain duas in the morning and evening will be protected. Protected from what? Harm, evil whispers, calamities — both seen and unseen.
Isn't that something we all need?
Inner Peace & Mental Clarity
Ever notice how calm your heart feels after sincere dua? It's not a coincidence. It's a connection.
Dhikr clears mental clutter the way fresh air clears a stuffy room.
Morning Duas Every Muslim Should Know
Let's get practical. Here are essential morning duas.
1. Ayat-ul-Kursi for Protection
Reciting Ayat-ul-Kursi in the morning brings protection for the entire day.
This powerful verse (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:255) speaks about Allah's authority and power. When you begin your day acknowledging Allah's control, your worries shrink.
2. The Three Quls (Ikhlas, Falaq, Naas)
Recite each three times in the morning.
They protect against:
Evil eye
Black magic
Harmful whispers
Jealousy
It's like wrapping yourself in divine armor before stepping outside.
3. The Morning Protection Dua
"Bismillahilladhi la yadurru ma'asmihi shay'un fil ard wala fis sama..."
Recite three times.
This dua protects from sudden harm. Imagine leaving your house knowing Allah's name shields you.
4. Dua for Barakah in the Day
Allahumma inni as'aluka khayra hadhal yawm...
This supplication asks for goodness, success, and protection from evil during the day.
Instead of reacting to the day, you prepare for it.
5. Sayyidul Istighfar (Master of Forgiveness)
This powerful dua of repentance, when recited sincerely in the morning, carries immense reward.
Because let's be honest — we sin. We slip. We forget.
Istighfar resets the soul.
Evening Duas Every Muslim Should Know
Now let's talk about the other half of your protection plan — the evening.
1. Ayat-ul-Kursi Before Sleeping
The Prophet ﷺ told us whoever recites it at night will have a guardian from Allah until morning.
Sleep peacefully. Allah is watching over you.
2. Three Quls Before Bed
Again, recite three times, blow into your hands, and wipe over your body.
It's a Sunnah practice. Simple. Powerful.
3. Evening Protection Dua
"Radheetu billahi Rabba..."
Recite three times in the evening.
This strengthens contentment and trust in Allah.
4. Dua Before Sleeping
"Bismika Allahumma amutu wa ahya."
You're placing your soul in Allah's hands. Because sleep is a minor death.
Have you ever thought about that?
5. Tasbeeh, Tahmeed & Takbeer
Before sleeping:
SubhanAllah (33 times)
Alhamdulillah (33 times)
Allahu Akbar (34 times)
Simple words. Massive reward.
Authentic Sources of Morning & Evening Duas
Not every dua shared on social media is authentic.
That's why it's important to refer to trusted Islamic sources and verified platforms. Reliable websites like Islamic Dua Ghar provide structured and authentic supplications derived from Quran and Sunnah, while platforms like islamiclifetoday.com aim to help Muslims integrate these duas into daily life practically.
Authenticity matters. Our deen is preserved — and so should our duas be.
How to Build a Consistent Dua Routine
Let's be real. We start strong... then we fade.
So how do we stay consistent?
Start Small
Don't overwhelm yourself. Begin with:
Ayat-ul-Kursi
Three Quls
Add more gradually.
Fix a Specific Time
After Fajr. After Maghrib.
Attach duas to prayer times. That way you don't forget.
Use a Checklist
Keep a small printed card. Or bookmark authentic dua collections.
Visual reminders build habits.
Teach Your Family
When you teach your kids, you reinforce your own routine.
Make it a family moment.
Common Mistakes Muslims Make
Rushing through duas without focus
Reciting without understanding
Being consistent only in Ramadan
Duas aren't seasonal. They're daily nourishment.
Spiritual & Psychological Benefits
Morning and evening duas:
Reduce anxiety
Strengthen reliance on Allah
Create emotional stability
Increase gratitude
It's like charging your spiritual battery twice a day.
Miss it... and you feel drained.
Teaching Children Morning & Evening Duas
Children learn by imitation.
If they see you reciting calmly after Fajr, they'll follow.
Make it engaging. Explain meanings in simple words. Reward consistency.
Plant seeds early.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How many times should morning duas be read?
Most protection duas are read three times, while some are read once. Follow authentic guidance for each specific dua.
2. Can I read evening duas before Maghrib?
Evening duas begin after Asr and extend until before sleeping, but best practice is after Maghrib.
3. Are morning and evening duas obligatory?
They are not obligatory but highly recommended Sunnah practices with immense reward and protection.
4. What if I forget one day?
Simply continue the next day. Consistency matters more than perfection.
5. Where can I find authentic morning and evening duas?
You can refer to trusted Islamic scholars, authentic Hadith collections, and reliable Islamic platforms that compile verified supplications.
Conclusion
Your day starts with Allah. It ends with Allah.
Morning and evening duas aren't just recommended acts — they're lifelines.
In a world full of uncertainty, they provide certainty.
In a noisy world, they provide calm.
So ask yourself: how do you want to start tomorrow morning?
With your phone... or with your Lord?
The choice shapes your day.
If you truly want to protect your day and end your night with peace, learning authentic supplications from reliable sources is essential. Many Muslims turn to trusted Islamic platforms like Islamic Dua Ghar for authentic duas and guidance, while websites such as Discover powerful morning & evening duas every Muslim should know for protection, peace, barakah, and a spiritually strong daily routine. focus on helping Muslims build a spiritually strong daily routine. Together, knowledge and practice shape a believer's life.
So let's talk about the morning & evening duas every Muslim should know — and more importantly, why they matter.
Why Morning & Evening Duas Matter
Think of your day like a journey. Would you start a long road trip without checking your car? Without fastening your seatbelt?
Morning duas are your spiritual seatbelt.
Evening duas? They're your security system for the night.
The Prophet ﷺ consistently remembered Allah in the morning and evening. These duas serve as protection from harm, anxiety, evil eye, and unseen dangers. But they're not just defensive tools. They're reminders. They align your heart with Allah before the world pulls you in every direction.
The Power of Daily Dhikr in Islam
Daily remembrance of Allah strengthens faith, brings inner peace, and protects the heart from spiritual weakness and worldly distractions.
What is Dhikr?
Dhikr simply means remembrance of Allah. It can be through words, reflection, or silent awareness. Morning and evening duas fall under this beautiful category of worship.
It's like refreshing your connection with Allah twice a day — once before the world distracts you, and once before you disconnect from it.
Benefits of Consistent Remembrance
Regularly remembering Allah brings spiritual protection, Discover powerful morning & evening duas every Muslim should know for protection, peace, barakah, and a spiritually strong daily routine., and a heart filled with peace and gratitude.
Spiritual Protection
The Prophet ﷺ said whoever recites certain duas in the morning and evening will be protected. Protected from what? Harm, evil whispers, calamities — both seen and unseen.
Isn't that something we all need?
Inner Peace & Mental Clarity
Ever notice how calm your heart feels after sincere dua? It's not a coincidence. It's a connection.
Dhikr clears mental clutter the way fresh air clears a stuffy room.
Morning Duas Every Muslim Should Know
Let's get practical. Here are essential morning duas.
1. Ayat-ul-Kursi for Protection
Reciting Ayat-ul-Kursi in the morning brings protection for the entire day.
This powerful verse (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:255) speaks about Allah's authority and power. When you begin your day acknowledging Allah's control, your worries shrink.
2. The Three Quls (Ikhlas, Falaq, Naas)
Recite each three times in the morning.
They protect against:
Evil eye
Black magic
Harmful whispers
Jealousy
It's like wrapping yourself in divine armor before stepping outside.
3. The Morning Protection Dua
"Bismillahilladhi la yadurru ma'asmihi shay'un fil ard wala fis sama..."
Recite three times.
This dua protects from sudden harm. Imagine leaving your house knowing Allah's name shields you.
4. Dua for Barakah in the Day
Allahumma inni as'aluka khayra hadhal yawm...
This supplication asks for goodness, success, and protection from evil during the day.
Instead of reacting to the day, you prepare for it.
5. Sayyidul Istighfar (Master of Forgiveness)
This powerful dua of repentance, when recited sincerely in the morning, carries immense reward.
Because let's be honest — we sin. We slip. We forget.
Istighfar resets the soul.
Evening Duas Every Muslim Should Know
Now let's talk about the other half of your protection plan — the evening.
1. Ayat-ul-Kursi Before Sleeping
The Prophet ﷺ told us whoever recites it at night will have a guardian from Allah until morning.
Sleep peacefully. Allah is watching over you.
2. Three Quls Before Bed
Again, recite three times, blow into your hands, and wipe over your body.
It's a Sunnah practice. Simple. Powerful.
3. Evening Protection Dua
"Radheetu billahi Rabba..."
Recite three times in the evening.
This strengthens contentment and trust in Allah.
4. Dua Before Sleeping
"Bismika Allahumma amutu wa ahya."
You're placing your soul in Allah's hands. Because sleep is a minor death.
Have you ever thought about that?
5. Tasbeeh, Tahmeed & Takbeer
Before sleeping:
SubhanAllah (33 times)
Alhamdulillah (33 times)
Allahu Akbar (34 times)
Simple words. Massive reward.
Authentic Sources of Morning & Evening Duas
Not every dua shared on social media is authentic.
That's why it's important to refer to trusted Islamic sources and verified platforms. Reliable websites like Islamic Dua Ghar provide structured and authentic supplications derived from Quran and Sunnah, while platforms like islamiclifetoday.com aim to help Muslims integrate these duas into daily life practically.
Authenticity matters. Our deen is preserved — and so should our duas be.
How to Build a Consistent Dua Routine
Let's be real. We start strong... then we fade.
So how do we stay consistent?
Start Small
Don't overwhelm yourself. Begin with:
Ayat-ul-Kursi
Three Quls
Add more gradually.
Fix a Specific Time
After Fajr. After Maghrib.
Attach duas to prayer times. That way you don't forget.
Use a Checklist
Keep a small printed card. Or bookmark authentic dua collections.
Visual reminders build habits.
Teach Your Family
When you teach your kids, you reinforce your own routine.
Make it a family moment.
Common Mistakes Muslims Make
Rushing through duas without focus
Reciting without understanding
Being consistent only in Ramadan
Duas aren't seasonal. They're daily nourishment.
Spiritual & Psychological Benefits
Morning and evening duas:
Reduce anxiety
Strengthen reliance on Allah
Create emotional stability
Increase gratitude
It's like charging your spiritual battery twice a day.
Miss it... and you feel drained.
Teaching Children Morning & Evening Duas
Children learn by imitation.
If they see you reciting calmly after Fajr, they'll follow.
Make it engaging. Explain meanings in simple words. Reward consistency.
Plant seeds early.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How many times should morning duas be read?
Most protection duas are read three times, while some are read once. Follow authentic guidance for each specific dua.
2. Can I read evening duas before Maghrib?
Evening duas begin after Asr and extend until before sleeping, but best practice is after Maghrib.
3. Are morning and evening duas obligatory?
They are not obligatory but highly recommended Sunnah practices with immense reward and protection.
4. What if I forget one day?
Simply continue the next day. Consistency matters more than perfection.
5. Where can I find authentic morning and evening duas?
You can refer to trusted Islamic scholars, authentic Hadith collections, and reliable Islamic platforms that compile verified supplications.
Conclusion
Your day starts with Allah. It ends with Allah.
Morning and evening duas aren't just recommended acts — they're lifelines.
In a world full of uncertainty, they provide certainty.
In a noisy world, they provide calm.
So ask yourself: how do you want to start tomorrow morning?
With your phone... or with your Lord?
The choice shapes your day.
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Discussions / Re: Wisconsin, USA
Last post by fireheart47 - January 16, 2026, 02:50:55 AMPeace and blessings be upon you,
la ilahi inna Allah
In the last year I've experienced many things, which lead me to believe that I am Adolf Hitler's grandson and grew up in the house where he died.
I share this, because I wish people to know something which will help them live better.
I believe the world is constantly being balanced, as depicted in the Scales of Justice in Kemet, yet because our wrong choices, things go from one injustice to another injustice.
I believe the Shoah was an injustice. I believe it was a result of the injustices done against people in Africa and the Americas. The forces of hate and aggression without control went inward, and Europe became colonized.
I believe Adolf Hitler's ancestors came from Argentina, and had recent Native American ancestors. His differences and trauma of war shaped his worldview. Through fate, his appearance was changed, so it appeared more similar to others, yet as he went on to do more wrong that changed and he began to whiten his skin, eventually becoming persecuted for looking different after receiving severe injuries.
I believe these events are signs of ALH YHWH, the creative force called love, because I believe I exist due to collaboration between Zionists and National Socialists. I exist because fate gave Hitler's traumatized family what he never had. My grandmother was a descendent of Italians, and my mother a descendant of rare community of Norwegians with ancient roots in Arabia.
War is satanic. Jesus the Anointed didn't go to war.
Peace and blessings be upon you,
Fireheart47
P.S. The origin of nickname was because of Braveheart and an appropriation of another person's nickname that included their lastname.
la ilahi inna Allah
In the last year I've experienced many things, which lead me to believe that I am Adolf Hitler's grandson and grew up in the house where he died.
I share this, because I wish people to know something which will help them live better.
I believe the world is constantly being balanced, as depicted in the Scales of Justice in Kemet, yet because our wrong choices, things go from one injustice to another injustice.
I believe the Shoah was an injustice. I believe it was a result of the injustices done against people in Africa and the Americas. The forces of hate and aggression without control went inward, and Europe became colonized.
I believe Adolf Hitler's ancestors came from Argentina, and had recent Native American ancestors. His differences and trauma of war shaped his worldview. Through fate, his appearance was changed, so it appeared more similar to others, yet as he went on to do more wrong that changed and he began to whiten his skin, eventually becoming persecuted for looking different after receiving severe injuries.
I believe these events are signs of ALH YHWH, the creative force called love, because I believe I exist due to collaboration between Zionists and National Socialists. I exist because fate gave Hitler's traumatized family what he never had. My grandmother was a descendent of Italians, and my mother a descendant of rare community of Norwegians with ancient roots in Arabia.
War is satanic. Jesus the Anointed didn't go to war.
Peace and blessings be upon you,
Fireheart47
P.S. The origin of nickname was because of Braveheart and an appropriation of another person's nickname that included their lastname.
#29
Women / Can a Muslim woman perform Umr...
Last post by shahrukhkhan - January 08, 2026, 06:16:09 PMThere is a difference of opinion among scholars about whether a woman must travel with a Mahram for Umrah. Some traditional scholars say it is not permissible without a Mahram because of the hadith that prohibits women from travelling alone, while others allow it if she travels in safety or with a trustworthy group of women.
What do you think the Qur'an and Sunnah truly mean in this case; and why?
What do you think the Qur'an and Sunnah truly mean in this case; and why?
#30
General Discussions / Al Quran 12:42: What is the co...
Last post by Mohammed - January 01, 2026, 11:58:09 PMSalam all,
I've shared some thoughts here: https://forum.free-minds.org/topic/24188/al-quran-12-42-what-is-the-correct-translation
I've shared some thoughts here: https://forum.free-minds.org/topic/24188/al-quran-12-42-what-is-the-correct-translation