Tariq ut-Tahqiq (The Path of Realization)

On Oneness of Allah Most High
 
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Part I
 
The Nonpareil One, with certainty beyond any doubt, is the utmost necessity for all existence, [1] IT is precisely not whatsoever entering the thoughts or residing in memories. The “King of power and ruler of dominion” [2] the True deserved uncontested King, a Creator a Builder in ITs Essence and the absolute active participle the most efficacious potent Doer. Whatsoever in existence, whether ancient or nascent, , the Doer and the Subject are all IT.
 
Pen-less drew the most exquisite innovative shapes, pillar-less raised the lofty tent of the heavens. The Most High giver of substance to all minds, the creator of all physical shapes and forms the creator of the primordial substance [3]. Impeccably, precisely, perpetually organized the intermix of creation, perfected the vision for the eyes of all hearts [4]. Unparalleled artful designer of all existence deserves none but IT the prostrations of all creation. IT is the deity of all Mankind and Jinn [5], the originator the creator of all hearts, minds and bodies.
 
On ITs path traverse all orbiting planets, stars and galaxies, (but without IT) all bewildered and stalled. All rushing on ITs quest, all seeking IT day & night. Each movement due to extreme desire and zest, each one on this quest with vigor and much verve. The encircling of ITs ever-encompassing commandments the precious necklace around all necks, yet IT is away afar and pure from all whims and desires.
 
Empty of all whims and desires good and evil, superior to all imaginations thoughts and reason. The mighty and pure Names of IT, are the descriptions of the artful fabrication [6] of ITs outer manifestation.
 
No one knows what IT really is except ITself, “No deity except IT” (Koran [2:163]) the ultimate precise description of IT. Whomsoever attempts to voice a mention of Hu (IT), fits not on their tongues [7] this paramount remembrance of ‘Hu (IT)’. Even in the language of Remembrance (Dhikr) who knows even how to say ‘Hu (IT)’, most dear and loved would be the one who can even say ‘Hu (IT)’.
 
Words flow upon the tongues, however ‘Hu (IT)’ echoes from the depth of hearts. [8]
 
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Background: The microscopic sphere placed upon a cantilever bends towards the metallic surface due to a quantum vacuum force i.e. Sanāî’s Hayūlā, which shows even where things are so small even if there is vacuum still there is another intervening force affecting things that ordinarily not attracted to each other thus move inwards. In other words we are never alone and there is a most unique force that is surrounding us, interferes from the atomic sized objects to large celestial structures and no matter where and when in the universe this force and its interventions are one and the same!

 






 
[1] We are under two false impressions:
 
  1. Events around us such as the wars are really the world going out of the control of Allah. There is no existence, including the existence of war that is not depending completely and unconditionally under ITs control.
  2. Our thoughts and beliefs and imaginations are the God ITself. We foolishly think that which within us believing in the higher power is the God. Nothing within us has anything to do with the Almighty.
 
[2] The King phrase from Koran[3:26]:
 
Say: "O Allah. Lord of Power (And Rule), Thou givest power to whom Thou pleasest, and Thou strippest off power from whom Thou pleasest: Thou enduest with honour whom Thou pleasest, and Thou bringest low whom Thou pleasest: In Thy hand is all good. Verily, over all things Thou hast power."
 
[3] The Arabic word used for Primordial Matter is ‘Hayūlā’ which is a derivative of the word ‘Hayūl’ which means floating particles or minute particles. However this word is further extended by the scientists of that time into another one “Hayūlā” which means to be well formed and shaped. Their concept of primordial matter extended beyond just matter, additionally into ever-changing transformtaions into different shapes and states and life and etc. Ibn Roshd defined this term:
 
“‘Hayūlā’ is the fundamental and unique cause of all existence and destruction and if a being does not have Hayūlā’s nature within, this being is not of this world’s existence and destruction.”
 
In modern terms the closest I can think of for this term is “Quantum Vacuum” or “Vacuum Fluctuations” made up of virtual infinitesimally short-lived particles.
 
[4] There are eyes within our hearts instead of seeing the physical forms they can behold the spiritual beings. This eye not an ambiguous concept of poets, indeed a faculty created by the supreme beauty of the universe, the Beloved of cosmos intended an instrument for us to see IT from within no matter what the outwardly conditions. A blind, a poor, a HIV patient, the black the white, the powerful or the meek they all can command this faculty to see the Beloved. Sanāî uncovers a secret here: This inner vision is perfected by the Beloved who wants to be seen by the hearts of lovers. This perfection is our quest.
 
[5] Jinn are creatures made from flame or sparks lived on earth prior to Mankind.
 
[6] Names are indicators and attributes like Most Merciful (Rahim) or Most Beneficent (Rahman) The Most High ('Alā) and etc. These Names are descriptions of what or how IT does things. The Arabic word ‘Son'a’ which reads like Sonet without the ‘T’ sound, was translated into ‘fabrication’ but it is meant with the a touch of artful character. It means these Names and attributes are descriptions of ITs outer manifest, which we are allowed to see, hear or experience. But the Creator with most deliberate intent fabricates this outer surface of attributes and one should not think it is by accident or little meaning.

[7] The Beloved Creator of this universe is most immense and beyond any grasp of mind or technology or words, that man is humbled to be able to remember or mention anything about this Divine Being except calling it ‘IT’. No words or description no matter how lengthy or advance can ever describe one second of ITs existence, Koran[18:109] :

Say: "If the ocean were ink (wherewith to write out) the words of my Lord, sooner would the ocean be exhausted than would the words of my Lord, even if we added another ocean like it, for its aid."
 
[8] Mere words come upon our tongues for the purposes of human-to-human communication and emoting. But the word ‘Hu (IT)’ comes from deep within our hearts not from our tongues.


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