Summary of "كيف تعرف سورة حياتك في كتاب ربك!! علم الإستبصار و الساعة الفلكية،سنواصل 1"

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Title: كيف تعرف سورة حياتك في كتاب ربك!! علم الإستبصار و الساعة الفلكية، سنواصل 1 (The video discusses how to identify the Surah in the Quran that corresponds to your life, based on divine signs, astronomical phenomena, and the teachings of the scholar Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi.)


Main Ideas and Concepts:

  1. Introduction and Apology:
    • The speaker greets viewers and apologizes for the delay in releasing the episode due to special circumstances.
    • He refers to a previous episode about the Night Journey (Isra and Mi’raj) and promises to continue explaining the method of discovering one’s “image” or life-Surah in the Quran.
  2. Purpose of the Series:
    • The goal is to encourage viewers to return to the Quran and contemplate it deeply, seeking personal insight and divine wisdom.
    • Contemplation of the Quran is beloved by God and leads to spiritual rewards and knowledge.
  3. Concept of “Your Image” in the Quran:
    • Each person’s life and destiny can be reflected in certain Surahs or parts of the Quran, sometimes spanning multiple parts (ajza’).
    • Some Surahs or verses correspond to specific “images” or life themes tied to birth dates and astronomical signs.
  4. Role of Astronomy and the Stars:
    • The positions of stars, constellations, and lunar mansions are significant in understanding divine signs.
    • The Quran swears by the “positions of the stars” indicating their importance and the secrets they hold.
    • The stars and heavens are adorned and protected from evil forces, and they relate to the divine order and destiny.
  5. References to Quranic Verses:
    • Several Quranic verses are cited to emphasize the importance of stars, heavens, gates of heaven, and divine knowledge, including:
      • Surat Al-Waqi’ah (56:75-76) on the oath by the stars.
      • Surat As-Saffat (37) on the oneness of God and the adornment of the lowest heaven with stars.
      • Surat Al-Jinn (72) describing jinn listening to the Quran and their belief or disbelief.
      • Surat Al-Hijr (15:15-16) on the gates of heaven and protection from devils.
      • Surat An-Naba (78) on the Day of Judgment, the heavens opening, and the mountains moving.
      • Surat Yasin (36) on the sun, moon, and night/day cycles.
  6. Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi and His Teachings:
    • Ibn Arabi is introduced as a great scholar, mystic, and wise man who wrote extensively (around 800 books, of which about 200 remain).
    • He mastered many sciences, languages, and philosophies and was inspired by divine knowledge and figures like Al-Khidr.
    • Ibn Arabi’s work involves decoding divine signs, predictions, and cosmic knowledge, including the “code” of the Quran related to life’s Surah.
    • He integrated knowledge from earlier scholars like Pythagoras and combined it with Islamic spirituality and Astronomy.
  7. Methodology for Finding Your Life Surah (Image):
    • The method involves using the date of birth (Gregorian and Hijri calendars), reducing numbers through addition and digit summation to find corresponding Quranic parts (ajza’).
    • Example process:
      • Convert birth date to Hijri calendar.
      • Add and reduce digits to find a number corresponding to a Quranic part.
      • Identify Surahs within those parts that relate to the person’s “image.”
      • Sometimes multiple parts and Surahs combine to form the full “image.”
    • The speaker gives examples with specific dates and how they correspond to Surahs like Yusuf, Yasin, and Al-Ahzab.
    • This method is a form of divine Numerology or “code” based on the Quran’s division into 30 parts.
  8. Astronomical Clock and Zodiac:
    • The “astronomical clock” refers to the positions of the moon, sun, and earth at the time of birth, linked to Zodiac signs and lunar mansions.
    • The hour of birth is crucial in determining the “image” in the Quran.
    • The speaker explains how the moon’s position relative to the earth and sun at birth forms a precise astronomical hour combining solar and lunar calendars.
    • Historical reference: The Jews recognized a star at the Prophet Muhammad’s birth, indicating the significance of astronomical signs.
  9. Warnings and Historical Context:
    • The speaker notes that many scholars and saints were persecuted by rulers rather than enemies of Islam, which limited the dissemination of knowledge.
    • Encourages sincere pursuit of knowledge without fanaticism.

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