Islam speaks of seven earths and subtle consciousnesses that bear witness. Did you miss that?
Some hadiths reported by the Prophet Muhammad evoke realities that go far beyond the earthly framework attributed to popular Islam.
>"Whoever unjustly usurps a stretch of land will be chained to the seven earths on the Day of Judgment."
Reported by Al-Bukhari, Hadith No. 2454
Also reported by Muslim, Hadith No. 1610
>Seven earths? Layers? Dimensions? Parallel worlds?
An even stranger hadith speaks of the Day of Judgment: at that time, objects, body parts, clothing, and even the walls themselves will speak.
They will testify for or against you.
>"Today, We will seal their mouths, and their hands will speak to Us, and their legs will bear witness to what they have done." (Quran 36:65, and reinforced by several hadiths)
Why would these inanimate elements be capable of testifying? Do they have a latent consciousness, inaccessible to our human perception?
Is the world full of silent and invisible witnesses surrounding us?
The craziest thing is that these ideas were already circulating in the time of Muhammad. He doesn't explain them. He presents them as facts, as something everyone already knows or perceives without understanding.
Therein lies the confusion.
Muslims practice a religion that contains profound, almost cosmic, esoteric elements, but which they do not master.
It is as if they have been given knowledge that they themselves do not understand, but which they respect because they consider it sacred.
This goes beyond religion. It touches on the structure of reality.
What if the Quran and Hadith contained multidimensional truths that even believers have forgotten?
>"Whoever unjustly usurps a stretch of land will be chained to the seven earths on the Day of Judgment."
Reported by Al-Bukhari, Hadith No. 2454
Also reported by Muslim, Hadith No. 1610
>Seven earths? Layers? Dimensions? Parallel worlds?
An even stranger hadith speaks of the Day of Judgment: at that time, objects, body parts, clothing, and even the walls themselves will speak.
They will testify for or against you.
>"Today, We will seal their mouths, and their hands will speak to Us, and their legs will bear witness to what they have done." (Quran 36:65, and reinforced by several hadiths)
Why would these inanimate elements be capable of testifying? Do they have a latent consciousness, inaccessible to our human perception?
Is the world full of silent and invisible witnesses surrounding us?
The craziest thing is that these ideas were already circulating in the time of Muhammad. He doesn't explain them. He presents them as facts, as something everyone already knows or perceives without understanding.
Therein lies the confusion.
Muslims practice a religion that contains profound, almost cosmic, esoteric elements, but which they do not master.
It is as if they have been given knowledge that they themselves do not understand, but which they respect because they consider it sacred.
This goes beyond religion. It touches on the structure of reality.
What if the Quran and Hadith contained multidimensional truths that even believers have forgotten?
