Summary of "من هم الشاهدين الأشهاد ؟ من الذين لم تعلم الملائكة أسمائهم ؟ المستقر و المستودع علم الكتاب !"

Summary of the Video:

“من هم الشاهدين الأشهاد ؟ من الذين لم تعلم الملائكة أسمائهم ؟ المستقر و المستودع علم الكتاب !”

This video explores deep spiritual, scientific, and Quranic concepts, focusing on the nature of time, space, divine knowledge, and certain extraordinary figures mentioned in Islamic tradition. It attempts to bridge religious scripture with scientific ideas such as quantum physics and theoretical physics, aiming to provide a new understanding of verses from the Quran related to time, knowledge, and divine witnesses.

Main Ideas and Concepts

1. Introduction and Approach

The speaker emphasizes a slow, methodical explanation to allow understanding by a broad audience, including specialists in physics and mathematics.
The topic connects Quranic verses with experimental and theoretical sciences.
Teaching scientific principles is compared to explaining Quranic knowledge, stressing the importance of understanding mechanisms rather than immediate results.

2. Stopping Time and Luminous Particles

Introduction of the concept of “luminous particles” which are massless and not bound by time, unlike ordinary light.
These particles can condense in space, creating a “time-free” zone where time effectively stops.
This allows viewing or accessing different times (past or future) from a single point in space.

3. Al-Khidr (Barqa) and Divine Knowledge

Al-Khidr, called Barqa (the first lightning), possessed divine knowledge from God, enabling him to perceive past, present, and future events.
He knew hidden treasures and future outcomes, illustrating knowledge beyond ordinary human perception.
The story of Al-Khidr’s knowledge illustrates how divine knowledge transcends time.

4. Time Travel and Divine Witnessing

Hypothetical scenarios of traveling back to the time of Adam’s creation and witnessing angels prostrating to Adam.
The angels did not know the names of certain beings present, indicating the existence of future descendants who were not yet created.
God’s testimony as the First and the Last transcends time and space.

5. The Role of Witnesses on the Day of Resurrection

God will have witnesses from among humans who possess knowledge and righteousness.
These witnesses will testify alongside God, having knowledge from the divine Book.
The concept of “bearing witness” ties back to the creation of Adam and the angels’ prostration.

6. The Transfer of the Throne of the Queen of Sheba

The throne was transferred instantaneously from Sheba (identified as Ethiopia, not Yemen) to Solomon’s court.
The transfer was done by an Ifrit (a powerful jinn made of fire) who claimed he could bring the throne before Solomon rose from his seat (within a second).
The speed of this transfer exceeded the speed of light, happening before the reflection of light could reach Solomon’s eyes.
This event is linked to the Quranic verses describing the Night Journey (Isra) of the Prophet Muhammad, which also followed a similar meridian line.

7. Scientific and Quranic Integration

The video emphasizes that the Quran is a book of knowledge encompassing physics, chemistry, medicine, engineering, and astronomy.
It criticizes neglect of Quranic scientific knowledge by some Muslim scholars and communities.
The Quran’s verses are described as containing deep wisdom and physical mechanisms that can be understood through science.

8. The Preserved Tablet and the Ark of the Covenant

The Quran is said to be written on a Preserved Tablet, accessible only to the purified.
The Ark of the Covenant is described as containing immense luminous energy and tranquility, symbolizing a form of density of luminous energy.

9. Concept of Luminous Energy and Speed Beyond Light

Luminous energy can be condensed to create zones where time stops and speeds surpass that of light.
This principle underlies miraculous Quranic events and is a foundation for understanding divine phenomena scientifically.

Methodology / Instructions Presented

Understanding Quranic Verses Scientifically

Approach Quranic verses as scientific principles rather than mere recitations.
Study mechanisms and underlying physical laws hinted at in the scripture.
Use logic, theoretical physics, and experimental sciences to interpret divine knowledge.

Conceptualizing Time and Space

Consider luminous particles as massless and time-independent.
Visualize time-stopping zones created by condensation of luminous energy.
Understand that such zones allow access or witnessing of different times simultaneously.

Interpreting Quranic Stories

View stories like that of Al-Khidr and Solomon’s throne transfer as metaphors or descriptions of advanced scientific phenomena.
Recognize the role of divine knowledge and beings with special abilities granted by God.

Recognizing the Role of Witnesses

Acknowledge that certain humans will bear witness on the Day of Judgment with knowledge granted by God.
Reflect on the presence of these witnesses even in past events, transcending normal temporal limits.

Speakers / Sources Featured

Main Speaker: An unnamed narrator or teacher affiliated with the group/channel “The Greatest Secret: The Science of the Book,” who presents the material combining Quranic exegesis and scientific concepts.
Referenced Figures:
- Al-Khidr (Barqa): A mystical figure with divine knowledge.
- Moses (peace be upon him): Mentioned in relation to divine knowledge and scripture.
- Adam (peace be upon him): First human, central to the discussion on angels’ prostration and divine witnessing.
- Solomon (peace be upon him): King whose throne was miraculously transferred.
- Queen of Sheba: Historical figure linked to Ethiopia, involved in the throne transfer story.
- Idris (peace be upon him): Mentioned in relation to being raised to a high station.
- The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): Referenced in the context of the Night Journey (Isra).
- An Ifrit (jinn): The supernatural being who moved Solomon’s throne.
- God Almighty: Central divine source of knowledge, control over time and space.

This video is a blend of Islamic theology, Quranic interpretation, and speculative scientific explanation aiming to reveal hidden knowledge about time, space, and divine witnesses as described in Islamic scripture.