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Dear Readers,
Please find below our weekly pearls of wisdom by Ahmed Hulusi. This week we bring to you a beautiful poem of Love and Healing, ‘My Child’. I hope that the following video and its beautiful words will bring to you the comfort and inner peace that it has brought so many people. The message is simple, ‘Let go off the Demon of Eating Disorder’, ‘beat it’, ‘kill it’, if you want to go further on path of God.
If only one of these quotes from our weekly pearls of wisdom can be to you as an oasis in the desert in which you presently find yourself, this blog will have done what it set out to do.
The Basmalah starts with the name “Allah” and by its first letter “B” infers that you will only find HIM within your essential reality.
Duality is the delusion that the “I” exists separately from Allah, and thinking that actions originate from the self. Read Quran 37:96
Narrated by Aliya Atalay – Video Editing by Nazli Turkmen
“My Child”
You confuse fondness with liking and liking with love my child!
Love accepts no identity; ‘You’ can’t be in love!
There is no room for ‘You’ in love…
Come after you strip yourself of your self my child!
Love can’t be imitated.
Love can’t be known without being experienced.
An ego that isn’t enflamed by love cannot be erased!
Come after you forego your ego my child.
Love of Allah is not the love a god up in the heavens! It is HIS endless appearances you continually see. It is impossible to love another.
Ahmed Hulusi
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I am posting here in the hope that perhaps someone may have a contact email or number for this author Mr Ahmed Hulusi so I can ask him personally regarding a section in his book. It is called ‘Muhammad’s Allah’ and the section is as follows :
Aisha (r.a.) narrates:
I asked Rasulullah (saw): “O Rasulullah! What is the state of the children of the believers (in the hereafter) who have died as children?”
“They depend on their fathers” he said.
“How can that be, when they have not lived to do anything?” I asked.
“Allah knows the things they would have done had they lived” he said.
“And what about the children of the unbelievers O Rasulullah?” I asked.
“They too are dependent on their fathers” he said.
“Without having done anything?” I asked.
He said: “Allah knows best what they would have done had they lived.” (Abu Dawud)
Allah says:
“We will never cause suffering until We disclose a Rasul with whom We warn!” (Quran 17:15)
Anas (r.a.) narrates:
A man asked: “O Rasulullah! Where is my father?”
Rasulullah (saw) said: “Your father is in Hell.”
After the man left, Rasulullah said: “Your father and my father are both in fire.” (Abu Dawud)
Would be grateful if anyone could forward a contact on the given email address if available.
Thank you