Yunus

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I recently heard a quote about believing in God that I really liked. It said:

"It baffles me how non-believers can acknowledge that a portrait of a gazelle cannot simply exist on its own, yet claim the gazelle itself originated by chance."
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Only when you know the tricks of the devil—your enemy—can you defeat him

In the journey of human existence, few subjects are as profoundly consequential—yet as subtly understood—as the eternal struggle between mankind and its unseen adversary.

At the heart of this work lies a fundamental realization: human life on this earth is a purposeful testing ground. Unlike angels, whose nature is unyielding in obedience, or animals, who act on instinct without moral accountability, humanity is endowed with a unique and magnificent gift—free will. This freedom allows individuals to rise to heights surpassing the angels or fall to depths lower than the beasts. To calibrate this test, divine wisdom permitted the presence of Satan, an adversary whose hostility dates back to the creation of Adam.

Yet, this book is not merely a catalog of the adversary's stratagems; rather, it is a manual of spiritual awakening and empowerment. It meticulously examines how temptation operates not through coercion, but through whispers, appeals to the ego, and the exploitation of human vulnerabilities such as arrogance, haste, greed, and the fear of poverty. Crucially, the text reminds us that the stratagems of Satan are ultimately weak, possessing no real power over those who anchor themselves in divine protection, sincerity (ikhlas), and the guidance of the Prophetic tradition.

As you turn these pages, you will discover that recognizing the adversary's methods is the first step toward reclaiming one's spiritual sovereignty.

In this world we don't know, your guide, if good, will take you to beautiful places and introduce you to them beautifully. If your guide is bad, they will mislead you and lead you on a bad journey. God sent humanity to this world and sent messengers and prophets to show them the paths to happiness and eternal bliss.

Those who follow them will reach eternal paradise at the end of their journey. However, for the sake of testing and separating good from evil, God has also given Satan an opportunity to deceive people, ultimately leading them towards illegitimate acts and ultimately to hell. Therefore, you must be careful when choosing your guide. Satan is a bad guide. Know him well and do not follow his path.

May this book serve as a guiding light for every reader seeking to navigate the trials of this world, protect their faith, and fulfill the sublime potential written into their very creation.

One of Satan's most dangerous stratagems is this: He confuses the imagination of disbelief with the affirmation of disbelief in some sensitive and pure-hearted people. He presents the conception of error as an affirmation of error. He shows them extremely ugly thoughts about holy figures and pure things. He presents inherent possibility as rational possibility, giving them a form of doubt that contradicts their certainty in faith. At that moment, that unfortunate, sensitive person imagines that they have fallen into error and disbelief, thinks that their certainty in faith has vanished, falls into despair, and becomes a plaything of Satan. Satan exploits both their despair, that weak point, and that confusion so much that they either go mad or say, "Whatever happens, happens," and fall into error.

We will briefly discuss here how baseless this stratagem of Satan is, as we have explained in some treatises. Just as the image of a snake in a mirror does not bite, the reflection of fire does not burn, and the image of filth does not defile, so too, in the mirror of imagination or thought, the reflections of disbelief and polytheism, the shadows of misguidance, and the images of foul and offensive words do not corrupt belief, alter faith, or violate respectful etiquette.

Because it is a well-known principle that: Imagining an insult is not an insult, just as imagining disbelief is not disbelief, and contemplating error is not error.

Sometimes, Satan, through the influence of his inner whispers on the heart, utters evil words about God. The person thinks that his heart is corrupted, which is why he says such things. He trembles. However, his trembling, fear, and lack of acceptance are proof that those words do not come from his heart, but rather from the influence of Satan, or are suggested and imagined by Satan.

Here is the refuge of the believer against the devil's earlier machinations: the truths of faith , whose boundaries are defined by the teachings of the pious and discerning scholars. And against his later machinations, it is to seek refuge in God and not give them importance. Because the more importance one gives them, the more they attract attention, grow, and swell. The antidote and balm for such spiritual wounds of the believer is the noble Sunnah.

For example, fire has a hundred beneficial consequences. However, some people, through their misuse of free will, make fire harmful to themselves, and therefore cannot say, "The creation of fire is evil."

Even though the creations of the devils, like the progress of humanity, have many wise consequences, one cannot say, "The creation of Satan is evil," simply because he was defeated by the devils through his own wrong choices and misguided actions. Rather, he brought evil upon himself through his own actions. Yes, since action is a partial involvement, it becomes the manifestation of a specific evil consequence; that evil action is evil. However, since creation looks at the general consequences, the creation of evil is not evil, but rather good.....

Just as the human ego prefers an immediate, readily available pleasure to a deferred, future, fleeting pleasure, it also fears an immediate slap more than a year of future torment. Furthermore, when emotions prevail in a person, they disregard the reasoning of the intellect. Desire and delusion rule, and they prefer the smallest, most insignificant immediate pleasure to a very great reward in the future. And they fear a small, immediate hardship more than a great, deferred torment in the future. This is because delusion, desire, and emotion do not see the future; perhaps they even deny it. Even if the ego assists, the heart and intellect, the seat of faith, remain silent and are defeated.

Therefore, committing major sins does not stem from a lack of faith, but rather from the triumph of feelings, desires, and delusions over reason and heart.

The path of evil and lust is very easy it leads to destruction. The devil, both human and jinn, quickly leads people down that path. It is truly astonishing that: while a light as small as a fly's wing in the eternal realm, according to the explicit hadith, is equivalent to all the pleasure and blessings a person receives from this world during their lifetime; some unfortunate people prefer the fleeting pleasures of this world to the pleasures of the eternal realm, which are worth more than this fleeting world, and follow Satan.

The essence of this truth is that devils, because they incite destruction, accomplish much evil with little effort. Therefore, those who walk the path of truth and guidance require great caution, intense avoidance, repeated warnings, and abundant support. For this reason, God Almighty, through these repetitions, offers His assistance to the believers with a thousand and one names, extending thousands of merciful hands to their aid. He does not diminish their honor, but rather protects it.

God invites to eternal paradise and eternal happiness, while Satan invites to eternal unhappiness and eternal hell. If a person chooses what is good and right with the intellect and emotions given to them in this world, they will achieve beautiful results and begin to experience paradise even in this worldly life. Otherwise, if they choose the path of evil and disbelief, they will begin to experience hellish life even in this world. Notice those who are unhappy in this world; they are always those who follow the evil paths encouraged by Satan. Happy people, on the other hand, are those who have faith and possess the level of good morals recommended by Almighty God.

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@Man_in_England @NightSkyToday All your circuits are fried; you need to get yourself treated. Just because you close your eyes during the day and claim the sun doesn't exist, it doesn't mean the sun is actually gone—it just means everything goes dark for you.

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@FreundHein441 @konstructivizm All your circuits are fried; you need to get yourself treated. Just because you close your eyes during the day and claim the sun doesn't exist, it doesn't mean the sun is actually gone—it just means everything goes dark for you.

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IN THE NAME OF GOD, THE
GRACIOUS, THE MERCIFUL
SURA 87. The Most High (Ala)
1. Glorify the Name of your Lord, the Most High.
2. Who createth, then disposeth.
3. And who determined a measure (for everything), then guided (it).
4. And Who bringeth out the (green and luscious) pasture.
5. Then reduces it to withered chaff.
6. By degrees shall We teach thee to declare (the Message-the Quran), so thou shalt not forget.
7. Except as Allah wills: For He knoweth what is manifest and what is hidden.
8. And We shall ease thy way unto the state of ease.
9. Therefore give admonition in case the admonition profits (the hearer).
10. The one who fears (Allah) will observe the advice.
11. But it will be avoided by those most unfortunate ones.
12. Who will enter the Great Fire.
13. There he will neither die (to be in rest) nor live (a good living).
14. Prosperous are those who purify themselves.
15. He who invokes the Name of his Lord and prays.
16. But ye prefer the life of the world.
17. But the Hereafter is better and more enduring.
18. Verily, this was in the former books.
19. The Books of Abraham and Moses.

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I do not merely see the stars in the sky; I see the power behind them. In the Holy Quran, Almighty Allah states the following:

- So He ordained them seven heavens in two periods, and revealed in every heaven its affairs (duties and functions); and We adorned the lower heaven with brilliant stars and made it inviolable (guarded); that is the decree of the Mighty, the Knower.
Quran 41/12

- Verily, We have truly stored the lower heaven with beauty (of) the stars.
Quran 37/6

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Hz. İsa'nın Mucizeleri ve Tıp:
Kur'an-ı Kerim'de Hz. İsa'nın izniyle ölüleri diriltmesi (ihya) ve doğuştan kör olanları, alaca hastalığına yakalananları iyileştirmesi mucize olarak zikredilir (Âl-i İmrân, 3/49). Risale-i Nur'da her peygambere kendi asrında en çok ilerlemiş ve makbul olan sahaya dair mucizeler verildiği belirtilir. Hz. İsa'nın zamanında tıp ilmi revaçta olduğu için, mucizeleri de ölüm ve hastalıklara (şifa ve diriltme) yöneliktir. Bediüzzaman Said Nursi, ilerleyen zamanlarda tıp ilminin bu mucizenin birer rüknüne (örneğin ölümü geciktirme, kanser gibi hastalıklara çare bulma noktasına) işaret edeceğini ve insanlığın tıp vasıtasıyla adeta Hz. İsa'nın nefesinden ve mesleğinden bir nevi istifade edeceğini ifade eder.

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Even if the world were to split apart before your eyes, you have no intention of believing. I am telling you to look into the greatest miracle of the final prophet—have you ever actually read the Quran? God is the sole Creator, and He created the entire universe. He sent all the prophets—Moses, Jesus, Abraham, Joseph, Jacob... He sent them all.

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Miracles are addressed to the specific communities present at the time they occur. For instance, the parting of the sea by Moses was witnessed only by those following him and by Pharaoh’s soldiers; similarly, Jesus’s resurrection of a dead person or the emergence of the Prophet Jonah from the belly of a whale are events of this nature. It is not possible for everyone to have witnessed such occurrences.

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Miracles are not the primary mission of prophets; their true purpose is to convey the existence of the one, supreme Creator and to inform people about the belief in the afterlife. All prophets brought the same fundamental truths. Rather than focusing on miracles, it is more appropriate to look at the sacred scriptures they brought and the exemplary lives they led.

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Almighty God has consciously created everything, from atoms to galaxies; the beings He has created also possess consciousness and the capacity for thought. The smallest cells—and even smaller entities, such as atoms—as well as stars, and indeed the Sun and the Earth, are all conscious beings that carry out the tasks assigned to them; they are all agents of Almighty Allah.

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Faith—belief in God—is not granted to everyone; some will always find an excuse not to believe, actively seeking out various pretexts. The splitting of the moon is a miracle. God Almighty granted Prophet Moses the ability to part the sea, gave Prophet Jesus the power to bring the dead back to life, and bestowed many other miracles upon various prophets. He likewise granted miracles to the final Prophet. If this is what you wish to know: yes, God Almighty did indeed grant miracles to His prophets. Naturally, the creation of the universe took place ages ago, while the event of the splitting of the moon occurred 1,400 years in the past.

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I do not merely see the stars in the sky; I see the power behind them. In the Holy Quran, Almighty Allah states the following: - So He ordained them seven heavens in two periods, and revealed in every heaven its affairs (duties and functions); and We adorned the lower heaven with brilliant stars and made it inviolable (guarded); that is the decree of the Mighty, the Knower. Quran 41/12 - Verily, We have truly stored the lower heaven with beauty (of) the stars. Quran 37/6

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Even in the depths of darkness, Allah never abandoned Yunus (عليه السلام). When he called upon his Lord from within the belly of the whale, he said: “There is no deity except You; exalted are You. Indeed, I have been of the wrongdoers.” (Qur’an 21:87)

Allah responded to his supplication and rescued him from distress. Then Allah declared: “And thus do We save the believers.” (Qur’an 21:88)

No matter how deep your darkness, how heavy your heart, or how impossible your situation seems, never lose hope in the mercy of Allah. The One who heard Yunus beneath the waves can hear you wherever you are.