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Quran Tafseer Program
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Question: Session 3
I have a question about the concept of “vertical integration” mentioned during the session. As I understood it, a habit is often not simply eliminated but replaced with another habit, and this principle can work in both positive and negative ways. I experience this with salah. When I pray regularly, I feel morally better, spiritually peaceful, and more patient. It becomes easier for me to understand others and respond without being harsh. However, I have also met people who worship frequently and possess considerable religious knowledge, yet they seem extremely angry, judgmental, or harsh toward others. Growing up in Pakistan, I often heard people justify this by saying, “When someone worships too much, they naturally become short tempered.” But this has never made sense to me. If sincere worship is supposed to purify the soul and improve a person’s character, why does it appear to have the opposite effect on some people? How does this relate to the concept of vertical integration? What might be missing or going wrong in their worship, and is there any valid Islamic basis for claiming that excessive worship causes anger?
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I found this session extremely productive and genuinely enjoyed it. Alhamdulillah! The concept of worshipping Allah through someone else, seeking help from another being, or treating someone as an intermediary between ourselves and Allah was explained very clearly. The way @M.Abdullah Janjua traced the origins of shirk back to the time of Prophet Nuh (AS) and explained how these beliefs gradually developed and later appeared in religions such as Budahism, was fascinating. It gave me a much clearer understanding of the subject. JazakaAllah Khair
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However, I feel that Satan’s influence is becoming stronger and more visible today. Ten years ago, we rarely heard terms such as the Illuminati, but now they have become very common. We frequently hear claims about influential figures like Selena Gomez clone as you mentioned also being used to shape people’s thinking, particularly that of the younger generation. We also hear about people engaging in disturbing practices in pursuit of satan power and control. The Epstein files, which reportedly involve powerful individuals, are extremely disturbing. It clearly shows what they have done with kids is actually the form of satanic worship to engage with satan. As we move closer to the time of Dajjal, or perhaps are already living in an era preparing the world for his arrival, I personally do not feel that Satan’s influence is decreasing. It appears to be increasing and becoming much more open and widespread.
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@M.Abdullah Janjua jzk
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Recording of the second session
Assalam o Alaikum. Recording & PPT slides of the second session "Entanglement of Fitrah" has been uploaded. Navigate: Classroom Tab -> Divine's Beam & The Devil's Dance -> Session #2 'Entanglement of Fitrah' -> Recording & Slides PPT. thankyou
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@Nimra Ghaffar i posted screen shots for you to get the presentation slides and recorded video. I hope it helps.
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@Akhter Hussain
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@Saimeen Saleem Yes, there are reports in some classical tafsir books that the jinn lived on earth before humans and spread corruption. However, these reports are not established through authentic hadith from the Prophet(PBUH). The Quran confirms that jinn were created before mankind, but it does not explicitly state that they caused bloodshed on earth before Adam (A.S). Therefore, this should be treated as an unverified historical narration rather than an established Islamic belief.
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