Almost everything that Spinoza concluded about the Nature of God is borrowed (if scholars attribute his findings directly to more ancient knowledge)or stolen ( if scholars omit the fact that Spinoza is borrowing his ideas).

Man could you imagine being that smart at that time?

this was great! would love to hear more about women on your channel. regards,

this was great! would love to hear more about women on your channel. regards,

Carnivorous diets seems to be gaining more traction than vegetarian

I find it a little hard to believe if what is in the christian bible is true Jesus of Nazareth wouldn't have been important enough for official records. Through his teachings it seems like someone would have noted him somewhere or his name on a sales ledger.

Thanks for that Filip, over my head mostly but a delight to hear two scholars debating the mysteries of life, supported by stunning images and music.

Rutbat al-hakim means: the rank of the sage.

As an atheist it seems obvious to me that Jesus Christ is the mythologising of a historical person. This Jesus mythicism is fanciful, moronic, and highly uninformed.

On the contrary, in Islamic culture, these are books to protect and protect people from harm from the jinn, and to know the world of the jinn. Among the most important books translated in this regard are: Ibn Taymiyah's Essay on the Jinn (Demons) by ‎Ibn Taymiyah‎ World of Tthe Jinn and Devils by ‎Umar Al‎-‎Ashqar‎ The Jinn and Human Sickness: Remedies in the Light of the Qur'an and Sunnah by ‎Abu'l Mundhir Khalee

Great video! Loved the guest you had on, she is really good at explaining and providing context

What I always wonder is why non-Spaniards keep insisting on conflating Al-Andalus with Andalusia. They are definitely not the same. Andalusia is a Christian construct based on the memory of the former Moorish Al-Andalus. Today, it's the official name of a region and political administration, but it doesn’t exactly align with the historical Al-Andalus. Please stop using "Andalusia" in that way-it’s a bit of a legacy from the romanticized ideas of 19th-century British travelers. These travelers were enchanted by tales reminiscent of The Arabian Nights, drunk on exoticism and Orientalist fantasies. By then, however, Andalusia was no longer a land of Al-Andalus but a fully Christianized region, deeply rooted in Mediterranean Catholic culture. The remnants of Al-Andalus were already long gone, reduced to little more than pseudohistorical memory.

Someone should give Yazidis trip to Dravidian land in South India, they will be shocked to see their temples and peacocks all around. They are worshipping Murugan Karthikeya without even knowing it. God bless ❤ Stay strong

Ummayad-Andalusia is my favourite time-space in history. I really wish Arabs put as much effort into paintings/sculptures as they did into literature/music.

No Muslim says that God has a body (jism) or physicality (jasd) but the difference of opinion is about the metaphysical form/image/appearance (ṣurah).

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they say "oh i'm still only worshipping allah" as if that will shield them from the fire. 😂

I wonder howi much of the Picatrix was from prior gnostic groups in the area like the Mandaeans and Naasenes.

At ~16:45, there are flashes of light. You should probably add a epilepsy warning or fix the footage somehow

Lets go inside my astral plane

Filip, stop discussing magic-related subjects and please stop connecting them to Islam. You should know by now that in Islam, practicing magic is forbidden, and the punishment for someone proven to have performed black magic is death. If you continue with this, people may start reading these magician books. What they don't realize is that if they summon any demonic entities and fail to fulfill their demands, those entities can harm them. These demands often involve sacrifices and many dark acts. If anything happens to these people, it will be your responsibility.

How can come scholars say Jesus was born in the year 4 BC?!

completely unrelated but i really like when you show off your arabic lol 2:31

Sounds like a pokemon . Picatrix I choose you !

Thanks for covering this topic although the Occult magic world has always bored me. Its sinister intent is not in keeping with the love of our Creator.

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What a great channel

A classical mystery!

Absolutely worthless high-minded tomfoolery magic is nothing because you're not helping the orphans and the widows and the sick and the lame and the blind and the lepers with your charms and spells then what your practicing is pure vanity and ego...you claim you're driven by curiosity.

Well, no one can beat Harry Potter, you know.. the most powerful wizard in the world xD

5:09 Did you know, according to the understanding of people who believe in Islam, this story was revealed in the Al-Quran, Satan Jinn was originally one of the most faithful servants of God and very obedient, intelligent, obedient and strong in worshiping God. This Satan is led by ( Azazel) after disobeying God's command is called (Iblis @ Lucifer). However, according to Islam, Satan the Jinn was created from fire by Allah S.W.T. Because this devil opposed God's command, he was expelled from Heaven, because he disobeyed God's command to bow down to Prophet Adam as a tribute to His glorious creation.

Wow.

He is simply amazing. He’s a gem that if you find him you must cherish.

Because of your channel in large part I’m going to be starting a masters program in Islamic studies next fall. Thank you so much for all you have done and continue to do.

Its really sad that the spamish burned all of these books when push the muslims out. So much lost knowledge

UNFORTUNATELY, this book seems to be totally restricted to Rajasic and Tamasic aspects. Satwic goal is totally ignored. No wonder that Venus is the ruler of the Middle East.

I want to know how astrology plays a role in magic? I know so much about astrology and I even know how to read birth charts, I’m wondering how the two align. That’s scary I don’t want anything to do with it anymore lol - even though no one really knows how the planets know so much about you just from the date and time you was born! Its Fascinating!

Waaaay too many ads. I had to leave KZbin is Enshittifying just like FB and Twitter

I usually watch your videos on Christianity because I'm a young teacher of church history in my church, or eastern religions I find interesting like Islam or Buddhism. I've never been too interested on occult and stuff. But I've been preparing a roleplay session of "Aquelarre" With my friends as the DM. Since then I think I've seen all the videos about more occult stuff you've put out XD it's so interesting and I'm dying for the holidays to finally play it. Your videos are amazing and I've been loving this occult/alternative stuff. You're great keep the great quality

The concept of judgment after death in **Zoroastrianism** and the **Abrahamic religions** (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) shares some similarities but also significant differences: ### 1. **Zoroastrianism**: In Zoroastrianism, after death, the soul undergoes a judgment at the **Chinvat Bridge** (Bridge of Judgment). The soul is judged based on whether it followed **Asha** (truth and righteousness) or **Druj** (falsehood and evil). - **The Process**: The soul crosses the Chinvat Bridge, which becomes either wide and easy to cross for the righteous, or narrow and difficult for the wicked. - If the soul is judged favorably, it enters the realm of **Ahura Mazda** and is at peace. If judged negatively, it falls into the realm of **Angra Mainyu** (the evil spirit) and suffers, but this suffering is not eternal. Zoroastrianism believes in the **eventual purification** of all souls, even those of the wicked. In the end, all souls will be purified, and the world will be restored to perfection through **Frashokereti** (the final renovation of the world). ### 2. **Abrahamic Religions**: In the Abrahamic religions, the concept of judgment after death typically centers on a **final judgment** that takes place at the end of time, where everyone is resurrected and judged by God. - **Christianity**: Christians believe in a final judgment where individuals are judged based on their faith in Jesus Christ and their deeds. Those who have accepted Christ are granted eternal life with God, while those who have rejected Him face eternal punishment in Hell. - **Islam**: Islam teaches that there will be a final **Day of Judgment** where everyone is resurrected and judged by **Allah**. People are judged based on their faith in Allah and their deeds. The righteous are rewarded with eternal life in **Paradise (Jannah)**, while the wicked face punishment in **Hell (Jahannam)**. - **Judaism**: Traditional Judaism places less emphasis on the afterlife, but it still believes in a form of judgment. The righteous are rewarded in the **World to Come** (**Olam Ha-Ba**), and the wicked may face punishment, although this is less clearly defined. Some Jewish teachings also include a form of purification in **Gehinnom**. ### Key Differences: 1. **Zoroastrianism**: Judgment takes place at the **Chinvat Bridge**, and there is a belief in eventual **universal restoration**, where even the wicked will eventually be purified and the world restored to perfection. **Damnation is not eternal**. 2. **Abrahamic Religions**: Judgment is **final and eternal**-the righteous are rewarded with eternal life in Heaven (or Paradise), and the wicked are punished with eternal separation from God in Hell. Judgment is based on **faith** (particularly in Christianity and Islam) and deeds. 3. **Universal Restoration**: Zoroastrianism emphasizes the eventual **purification of all souls**, whereas the Abrahamic religions generally hold that the judgment is permanent, with a fixed **eternal destination** after death. In summary, while both Zoroastrianism and the Abrahamic religions believe in judgment after death, Zoroastrianism offers a more **hopeful view** of universal **reconciliation and restoration**, while the Abrahamic religions describe a **final and eternal judgment** based on one’s faith and actions.

In Zoroastrian philosophy, the world was not created perfect from the start, not because Ahura Mazda (God) is imperfect, but because creation is an ongoing, dynamic process. The world is in perpetual creation, and all creatures-humans, animals, plants, and even rocks-actively participate in this process. Ahura Mazda's Perfection: Ahura Mazda, as the embodiment of wisdom and goodness, is perfect. However, the creation is not immediately perfect because it is a process that unfolds over time. This is part of the divine plan: allowing the universe to evolve toward perfection. Human Role in Creation: Humans are not passive recipients of a perfect world. Instead, they play an active role. Through their actions and choices, particularly in choosing Asha (truth) over Druj (falsehood), humans contribute to shaping the world. This idea aligns with the Zoroastrian belief that humanity has a responsibility to create a better, more just, and truthful world. Participation of All Beings: Zoroastrianism teaches that all aspects of creation-humans, animals, plants, and even rocks-are interconnected. Every being contributes to the divine plan, and by fulfilling its role, it helps move the world closer to perfection. Perpetual Creation: The world is not static. It is always in motion, growing, and developing. Ahura Mazda’s creation is continuously evolving, and the active participation of all beings-living or non-living-helps guide it toward perfection. The goal is for the world to eventually reach an ideal state of goodness and truth. In summary, Ahura Mazda’s creation is inherently good and perfect in its potential, but it requires the active participation of all creatures to achieve this perfection. This view emphasizes human responsibility, moral choices, and the dynamic, evolving nature of the world.

The **Seven Immortal Spirits** (or **Amesha Spentas**) are a central concept in Zoroastrianism and represent divine attributes or aspects of **Ahura Mazda**. These spirits are considered "holy immortals" and work to promote order, goodness, and wisdom in the world. Each one is associated with a specific quality or element of creation. Here are the **Seven Amesha Spentas**: 1. **Vohu Manah** (Good Mind, Good Purpose) - Represents wisdom and the ability to make good decisions. It is associated with **benevolent thoughts** and **mental clarity**. 2. **Asha Vahishta** (Best Truth, Highest Truth) - Represents the **highest form of truth** and **order** in the universe. It is linked to the natural law of **justice** and **cosmic balance**. 3. **Khshathra Vairya** (Desirable Dominion, Power) - Represents **sovereignty**, **authority**, and the ideal of a just rule. It is often associated with **material wealth** used in service of goodness. 4. **Spenta Armaiti** (Holy Devotion, Devotion, Serenity) - Represents **devotion**, **love**, and **humility**, especially in the service of Ahura Mazda and the well-being of the earth. It is often personified as the **spirit of the earth**. 5. **Haurvatat** (Wholeness, Health, Prosperity) - Represents **wholeness** and **health**, both physical and spiritual. It is the spirit of **health** and **well-being**. 6. **Ameretat** (Immortality) - Represents **immortality**, **eternal life**, and the preservation of creation. It is associated with the concept of **immortal life** and the preservation of **nature**. 7. **Ahura Mazda** (The Wise Lord) - Though Ahura Mazda is not usually counted among the Amesha Spentas in a direct sense, He is the ultimate source from whom all the Amesha Spentas emanate. **Ahura Mazda** embodies **divine wisdom**, **goodness**, and the creator of all things. Each of the Amesha Spentas works in harmony with the others to maintain the **cosmic order**, promote goodness, and guide humanity toward a better world.

Zarathustra did not explicitly claim to be a prophet in the traditional sense, and his teachings were more philosophical. He presented his understanding as a revelation of Asha (truth/order) from Ahura Mazda, but his focus was on moral choice and the divine order, rather than claiming divine revelation like other religious figures. In Zarathustra's original teachings, there was no clear dualism between good and evil as we understand it today. Instead, the primary opposition was between Asha (wisdom, truth, order) and Druj (falsehood, chaos). The concept of dualism-a cosmic battle between good and evil-was developed later in the tradition of Mazdaism, particularly during the Achaemenid and Sassanian periods, where the idea of Ahura Mazda (good) versus Angra Mainyu (evil) became more explicit. Zarathustra's philosophy emphasized the lack of wisdom or Asha as the cause of disorder and chaos, rather than a direct, eternal struggle between good and evil. It was more about the choice between truth and falsehood. As for Ahura Mazda, the name means "Lord of Wisdom" or "the Wise Lord," and emphasizes his role as the embodiment of wisdom, truth, and order. In summary, Zarathustra's original teachings were not dualistic in the way later Mazdaism became. The clearer dualism between good and evil emerged in the theology that followed his time.

Truly Mesmerizingly Amazing ❤

How about the concept of satan in the primitive cultures?

Stick out your Ghayat for Al Riz'lar

4:20 the aryan migration is NOT uncertain and NOT controversial. Its very welll accepted in ALL the institutions of academics ALL OVER THE WORLD INCLUDING INDIA Rig Veda is composed in Proto Sanskrit that was brought to Central Asia and then to the Indian Subcontinent by early steppe pastoralist migrators from Volga and Don Rivers Valley in Russia circa 1500 BCE. This is substantiated by DNA study to explain ancient population migration. Most indians are shamefully ignorant of genetics and how it can be used to study maternal and paternal ancestry of a population and then use it to trace population migration. Indian parents of the '70s and '80s never encouraged their children to take up graduation or doctoral studies in history, archaeology, linguistics, or similar subjects under humanities and this created a generation of Indians who keep conflating the mythology of the Vedas and ancient legends such as Ramayana, Mahabharata, as though it's history due to their ignorance of the tools used in the aforementioned subjects to validate what is real and unreal. Equipped with ignorance, these fools ravage social media with their petty chest-thumping zealotry, creating a poor impression of Indians as foolish peddlers of Indic conspiracy theories.

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17:18 mmm hmm that sounds Mental/Linguistic Gymnastics to me! ☝️ one can’t do magic and still claim to be a Muslim. It’s ironic and backwards, and it goes back to fact that the Islamic world is born out of trauma and from the demonizing of other polytheistic religions and the people of those religions… 😭

The standard position of the Hanafi School is the opinion of al-Imam Muhammad Ibn al-Hasan al-Shaybani that goes along the other schools