Companions of The Cave: Al-Yas'a | PART 2

[@ultimatetruth9241]

I will be watching it insha'Allah. I just saw your comments.

[@GEO-SonOfman]

Been meaning to catch up on the first part. Thumbnail is excellent 👌 as well. You're insight into the crucifixion is amazing mashAllah.

[@solaqurana]

Barakallahu Feekum brother. it's necessary to draw out the basics of the Revived Tafsir in order to get the more advanced nitty gritty topics later after a foundation is established. I'm glad you like the thumbnail - my inspiraton was a space opera setting for the Cosmic Execution called the Crucifixion today (Afixing to The Crux of the Worlds).

[@erwinriadi3940]

This is out of the box, brilliant!!

[@solaqurana]

Glad you enjoy it - one step at a time, piece by piece - the picture is forming Lordwilling

[@erwinriadi3940]

@@solaqurana I learn a lot from your content here in your channel, and from your conversation with other brothers in end game islam channel. So much to unlearn.. Thank you for sharing.. May Allah bless you all.. 🙏

[@solaqurana]

@@erwinriadi3940 May Allah bless you brother

[@redoyraza633]

Salam brother, amazing work. I stumbled on the companion of Yusef being crucified and Issa not being crusified and always though of this person being the one who was executed in Issa's stead. However, due to being entrenched in biblical and secular ahadith that I never really gave it any validity. Thanks to you I can blank slate everything and relearn everything. Great work, may God lead us and keep us on the straight path. Peace. P.S. if you ever get a chance I would love to see a "family" tree or chronological tree of these events in your thinking. I've started working on it myself, utilizing the Qur'an and your ideas as well. Again thank you for the information.

[@solaqurana]

Salaam brother, A family tree is definitely in the works :)

[@redoyraza633]

Awesome brother, I cannot wait to compare with my own schematics. Great works and may God bless. Peace.

[@solaqurana]

@@redoyraza633 Peace brother

[@kaiquecrisostomo846]

1:08:00 talking about persiana and Jesus, in one of the Gospels(gossips) Jesus's birth is foretold by Persian magicians... And there are three of them. What is that about? I dont know, but it seems connected.b

[@yobro6053]

Amazing brother . I need to rewatch it several times to digest it all. The similarities between the prophets like yusuf and Daniel are crazy.

[@solaqurana]

Much appreciated brother Peace

[@mustahdin-ibn-adam]

Phenomenal research brother, i can't wait to see what comes next

[@solaqurana]

We're just getting started :)

[@Zahid-wk7qr]

Very informative and it brings alot of dots together, Alhamdulila. One request if could have a look at DR Hani Marvelous Quran about Isa As. Jzk

[@EliasIntel]

Hany is a Zionist Jew

[@m.b5777]

I've taken the time to view several of your videos. While I appreciate the effort and content, one area that could significantly enhance the viewer.or listener's experience is the structure of your presentations. Currently, the information sometimes feels scattered, which can make it challenging for viewers to follow along and fully grasp the intended message. By streamlining the presentation and ensuring that the points are delivered in a clear, logical sequence, it would improve the understandability.

[@solaqurana]

I completely agree with you - The problem is that there is a lot brainstorming type videos to be done when so much of what we think we are certain about is actually a grey area. In the near future I'd like to summarize the points that seem to make the most sense. This is a sort of learning journey in progress for myself as much as anyone else. I constantly find new data in making these - so I include them to remind myself what's been uncovered so far. Once the big picture unfolds with greater clarity - it will be a breeze just showing that. Right now it serves thr purpose of showing how I reach certain conclusions I have organically so that Lordwilling a competent narrative can be reborn from the ashes.

[@tiaratiarasam1886]

I agree with ur statement on kinda non cohesiveness of thought process. Nevertheless i found the non cohesiveness of thought process presents me an oppurtunity to train my brain to piece things together. It gives ur mind to play around... Peace.

[@TheRockyBalboa100]

It's also very interesting that the two times where a person is being adressed by his or her connection to another family member are both mentioned in the suwaar next to each other: Surah Maryam (19): ''O sister of Aaron ... '' (verse 28) - Ya oegta Haroen Surah Ta ha (20): ''(Aaron) said: O son of my mother ...'' (verse 94) - Ya bna oemma I don't know if there is any other mention in the Quran where a person is being adressed by his or her family connection. I don't think so. So it's really not a coincidence that this happeneded to Maryam and Haroen and it occured in the two chapters next to each other. It's like a hint that they (Maryam, Haroen and Musa) are related.

[@solaqurana]

You raise a great point and sister (Ukht) cannot denote any ancestral or longitudinal relationship as the traditionalists assure us only lateral or contemporary relations (siblings), 'Imran would be from her ancestors/fathers as she is referred to as a daughter of 'Imran (Who in the Bible they tell us is Musa's father). There is just no way to reconcile the Biblical timeline with The Qur'an - so I will pick The Qur'an from Allah every time to tell me The daughter of 'Imran (Amram) and his wife is Maryam (Miriam) who is ukht Haroon (Aaron) who is akh Musa (Moses) who is the adoptive son of Fir'aoun's Wife who was gifted him by Musa's sister - the very same Maryam exalted by Allah as was Fir'aoun's Wife above all other women in The Worlds.

[@TrustingInTruth]

Very very interesting! Can't wait to see the next parts! By the way, on the wiki page, Odin is also called Woden. I think this is where the term Wood and Wooden may come from since he was crucified on a tree. It also connects to Wadd perhaps, the ancient supposed pagan Arab deity. Also for Ishtar and Eastern connection, that's really interesting. Would Wusta potentially mean West? That's flipped from the current nomenclature of Eastern and Western countries. Is that why Allah SWT states he is the Lord of the Easts and the Wests plural? BTW, we had come to the same connection to Queen Mary of Scots! Reading the Quran, it seems more likely that Isa was Maryam's successor to the throne or position rather than her biological son, and was a young man, not a baby. This ties into the point you made about the Mihrab in a previous video, it might be a throne room or a "state or place" of harb, which may equate to the English word "war room". Also interesting is the Mary Magdalene connection, who may have been the same Mary, Isa's mentor not lover. The Bible states she was a harlot. The Talmud states Isa's mother was a harlot, same thing. Also Magdalene may be Majdal or Majdaleen, one who is in a "state or place" of Jidal, which is a controversy/debate/dispute and is similar to harb again. These are some of the interesting similarities in our mind. Would leave to hear folks thoughts on this!

[@solaqurana]

Yeah it is very suspicious to say the least - Migdal meaning Tower for Magdalene and of course both Magdalene and Maryam the Mother being accused of inchastity with the Pharisees seeking to carry out an anti-quranic penalty of stoning rather than flogging for zina. Wusta in Arabic could have something to do with where we get out East and West terminology today - in between these extremes. If you watch the movie Wish you'll notice that it's about this very story of Maryam as a young hooded girl leading a rebellion against the tyrannical king along with his wife the queen as an ally in the struggle. The king has a god complex yet continues to reassure his people with the excuse of affection for them (like the meaning of Wadd) kind of how governments act in the West while being control obsessed under the surface. The connection between Woden - Odin - Wooden -> and also the slain/hanged god Osiris suggests Wadd could very well be a deity of worship like how we have Woden's Day (Wednesday) even to this day. since there are five deities after five wandering stars (mercury, venus, mars, jupiter, saturn) perhaps Wadd represents the origin of the Odin myth as there are five idols mentioned in that verse with Nuh's people; mercury maybe (after mercredi). Suw'a is cery strongly connected to Venus The (E)Star it appears.

[@kaiquecrisostomo846]

38:59 great point! I'd like to refer to this verse, look a this: "And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name Jehovah was I not known to them." Exodus 6:3.

[@solaqurana]

Yeah brother they split the name of Allah into a singular other deity called Yahweh (In The Qur'an we find this title Iyyahu) and a plurality of deities called Eloheem (In The Qur'an we find this title Allahumma) - they will stop at nothing to undermine The Truth at every cost

[@kaiquecrisostomo846]

Can you give the reference for Iyyahu, I thought that Yahweh had connections with Huwa.

[@MHIM-ki6ei]

@@kaiquecrisostomo846Surah Anam: Ayah 41: بَلْ إِيَّاهُ تَدْعُونَ فَيَكْشِفُ مَا تَدْعُونَ إِلَيْهِ إِن شَاءَ وَتَنسَوْنَ مَا تُشْرِكُونَ

[@solaqurana]

@@kaiquecrisostomo846 Iyyahu (2:172, 6:41, 9:114, 10:40, 16:114, 17:23, 17:67, 41:37) Iyyaka - In Suratul Fatiha x 2

[@kaiquecrisostomo846]

Jazakum Allahu khayran

[@manndesfriedens5248]

Salamun alaykum, I have a question which is a little bit offtopic, but its heavy on my mind and I guess you've made some thoughts on it. It's the question what the Injeel is? We already learned about the misuse of the words yahood and nasaara. Something inside tells me that we can not refer to the Injeel as book but rather a (compilation of) spiritual technique or methods like yoga and meditations; so it would rather be a living "book", a practice, than book from paper. It is difficult to me to explain this assumption, maybe because the word Injeel appears to me to have prefix "in" which indicates "something within" and reminds me on intuition, information, incarnation etc. Anyway, it would be exciting to extent the quranic content to the religious thoughts in far East, like Hinduism, Buddhism and so on.

[@solaqurana]

Waleykum Salaamun That will have to come eventually, but you're right the current explanation is shoe-horned in and doesn't fit the conceptual understanding The Qur'an provides. Injeel doesn't mean Gospel as far as I have been able to look on a preliminary level

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana So I will stay tuned and looking forward. Maybe you know someone alternative who talked on this issue? Meanwhile I will do my own research. Not to ignore the similarity of the words Injeel and Angel (in german Engel).

[@le2r]

Assalamu 3leikum brother

[@solaqurana]

Waleykum As-Salaam brother

[@babajamal6599]

Isn't the ruler in Yusif's story called Al-Malik?

[@solaqurana]

yeah, it's just a title for someone

[@solaqurana]

Yunus - Jonah - Yohannes - John - Jannes (Jonah -> John the Baptist -> Jonah father of Andrew -> Wiseman/Magician) Yusuf - Joseph - Josephus - Khidhr - Daniel - Saint Joseph (of Egypt -> with Mary) Miriam - Mary - Mary Magdalene (sister of Moses -> mother of Jesus) 'Isa - Esau (old testament) Al-Yasa' - Joshua - Yehoshua - Jesus - Isaiah (Joshua - Yeshua - Ishaiah - Companion of The Prison) Idrees - Andreas - Andrew (new testament) - Jambres - Forgetful Cup Bearer/Wiseman/Magician Zekeriyyah - Zechariah (OT) - Zechariah (NT) - Mordechai? - Al-'Azeez? 'Uzayr - Osiris (deity) - Ezra (prophet) - Brother of Azar?/Uncle of Ibraheem? Ishaaq - Isaac (OT) - Ezekiel (OT) Wife of Firaoun - Esther - Elissa - Elizabeth - Elishava - Suwa' - Wife of Zekeriyya? Haman of Persia - Haman of Egypt Fir'aoun - Al-Malik - Nebuchadnezzar II - Herod? Wife of Al-'Azeez - Vashti? - Salome?

[@manndesfriedens5248]

I like the reduction of complexity. But I am still trying to figure it out.😂 It appears to me you are building a new quranic empire that can easily compete with the empire of Dr Atchan

[@solaqurana]

@@manndesfriedens5248 I hope for the followers of The Qur'an of Allah to have ample ammunition against those who outright openly deny its authenticity and also those that insist The Book it subjective to and needs certification from external sources.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

​@@solaquranaWhich connection do you draw between 'Isā and Esau except that they sound similiar? Isnt Esau a bad character in the Bible? It is some christians offence against quranic 'Isā that his name might derives from Esau. But I dont get it.

[@solaqurana]

@@manndesfriedens5248 They are based on the same corresponding root letter between Hebrew and Arabic - to me that isn't a coincidence. We see that all prophets mentioned in the Bible are slanderer anyway and the agenda seems to be to minimize the significance of any "non-Israelite" character according to modern rabbinical interpretations. For example, Ishmael is called a donkey and though being Abraham's firstborn son, his blessing is insignificant compared to Isaac. Esau is the firstborn of Isaac and his descendants are eternal enemies of "Israelites" today much like Ishmael's descendants - all based upon some arbitrary superiority of one ancestral line over another. The same interpreters also completely deny Jesus Christ as a fraud or charlatan similar to Esau and Ishmael. So though they are seen as evil characters in The Bible - this seems to be not the full story given they have a clear bias to how they present the narrative. 'Esau is the founder of Rome (Roum) in The Bible - which has a totally different connotation in The Qur'an.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana Esau as the founder of Rūm? I wasnt aware of that. To be honest, I am about to loose the overview. At the end, the Quran pays (almost) no attention to any genealogy and to exact timelines or historical facts, but rather provides timeless instructions for our souls development and rising. I dont want to miss any important information, of course. Anyway I appreciate your attempt to explain the Quran by itself. But again, I am not sure, if it is necessary to draw a picture of real history whereas Allah did not so.

[@__Amira__]

Step by step it all make sense now. My only question is, is wikipedia a trustworthy source?

[@solaqurana]

Wikipedia shows the mainstream - if the mainstream narrative can be used to refute itself - then that narrative collapses and becomes obsolete in favour of the original Report in The Qur'an it tried to obscure

[@__Amira__]

@@solaqurana understood, jazakallah khair brother Igor.

[@kaiquecrisostomo846]

1:08:58 it seems that Joseph in the Gospels accounts is a made up character because he only appears to fill this gap of Jesus not having father issue, because apart from Jesus' birth he is nowhere to be seen ever again. Didnt he fallowed Jesus? What about protecting him from his enemies? He's completly gone. It makes no sense at all.

[@criticalthinker2760]

I think the king of Egypt in surat yousef is not called a pharaoh in the Quran.

[@solaqurana]

Yes I made it clear that this is what he is called in The Bible and he orders hanging exactly like Fir'aoun in The Qur'an. The King of Egypt in Surah Yusuf is called Lord (Rabb) exactly like Fir'aoun in The Qur'an and is served wine in The Qur'an like Pharaoh of Moses in The Bible.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

Salamun alaykum, as you said some of the information are hard to digest. Have you ever heard from the brazen bull or the sicilian bull? It is another terrible method of torture and execution. I wonder if thats what behind qaumi Musa "taking the calf" for it is never clear said in the Quran that they "took" it for worship.

[@solaqurana]

Waleykum Salaamun, Yes the Brazen bull was apparently a torture mechanism where people were burned alive not unlike offerings to Moloch - this seems to be the Samirist side of the Pharaohnic Crucifixion torture apparatus coin. We know there is some reference to a "lowing sound" and Haroon is bound up as if he was to be its unwilling victim.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana we dont know much about the practice of human sacrifice at all, but we see the effort within Ibrahim (Story about his son) and Musa (Story about the heifer) to overcome these practices. And even the background of Jesus becoming deified is related to a human sacrifice.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

Salamun alaykum, How and when Prophet Muhammad then entered the scene? Do you have an idea how and when the history and masses of narrations and opinions (Bible included) could have been invented and established? When I see the almost endless mass of information, I cant hardly believe it was wirtten by a number of monks (even high number). What would be this new perspective for except acknowledging that we cannot trust the classical traditional scholars? Btw what was their part in the whole story? Rabbanā-khrijnā mina-zulumāti ila-nūr. How little we know! Apropos, dont you think that the "magic acts" around Musa and the people of Fir'aun relate to rhetorical manipulation and mass conviction methods rather than real apperent magic?!

[@solaqurana]

Waleykum Salaamun, We can't really say for certain the exact time period in our calendar when Prophet Muhammad entered the scene, but he would be much closer to our time period during his last known appearance and his mission is still pending for the near future (Allah knows best). Allah calls the conspiracy of criminals a Consortium of The Jinn and The Humans (Ya Ma'shar Al Jinn wal Ins)- this would constitute the most advanced resources and actors possible toward the aim of corrupting in The Earth. The Jinn would provide a seemingly vast repository of knowledge given their near superhuman abilities relative to us in space and time and their extensive lifespans, etc. They could've invented everything a few hundred years ago and we would be none the wiser given their massive advantage over us peasants after the Last Castrophe. This new perspective is built on reviving the reality The Qur'an is constantly informing us of: There are no significant players other than the ones mentioned, no nations/empires/civilizations other than the ones mentioned, and no knowledge or discipline except that it passes through the Qur'an's gauntlet of criteria. The classical traditional scholars we are taught could be completely invented or lauded stooges of the enemy forces or even partial duplicates of the people mentioned in The Qur'an. We have a lot of unlearning left still to undergo if we are to find solace in The Truth. Hope this helps

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana About who or what jinn are, I am very skeptical if they are independent entities. Obviously they are not, for they need at least human capacities to act in these dimensions - so its difficult not to identifiy them with parts of our own psyche. But they are able to produce a mass of work and information as one can easily recognize in fields of art and science. I remember a sufi sheikh from America (biig green turban and long white beard) stating that jinn lead human to the invention of computers so they can finally express themselfes (via AI). Actually I dont want to be a conspiracy theorist, but all my effort to leave conspiracytheories lead me back again. 😁

[@theanswer8776]

Hello brother what is your vieuw on gnostisicim, that the world is created be the devil and that matter is evil

[@solaqurana]

Hi brother, Allah is The Creator of The Heavens and The Earth and what is between them.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

Hello theanswer, there might be some first signs of gnosticism. Indeed Allah swt is The Creator of Heavens and Earth but there is also a progress of "bad creation" (suratul falaq), which could definitely not be from Allah, for He is the Best of Creators (Ahsanul Khaliqeen). Similiar to buddhists I think that this earth is a place of pain. The arabic word "ardh" implies, that it is not a place of satisfaction (a of negation + the root ra-daad-ya). Allah put on this earth a khalifah (notice that kha-lam-fa is very close to kha-lam-qaf) and we dont know who exactly is meant. The majority say it is Adam, some say it is Shaytān send to earth as an alternate deity (khalifah) and because of his inability of being a good god the world is a mess. At the end shaytān is a part of every one of us, of human nature in general, and he drives us to serve him, which means being materialistic, selfish and egocentric, except those who are guided on the straight path. I wouldnt go to the extent calling matter evil, but deceptive and tempting for sure.

[@theanswer8776]

@@manndesfriedens5248 so the devil has not created this world and the human?

[@ysteinsanne2786]

What kind of god would decieve people for 600 years, making them belive their lord and savior died on the cross for their sin?

[@solaqurana]

Not sure where the 600 years came from - you can see in the video that the timeline of religion, particularly the biblical one is completely fraught with suspicion. God humiliates people when they incorporate anything else as god-like beside Him. If you're willing to believe your "lord and savior" was brutually tortured and killed for your sins to be absolved only to be resurrected as the "son of god", you probably deserve to be fooled on a massive scale given that you would believe anything so blasphemous to The Creator of The Heavens and The Earth

[@SM-tl9ls]

There is only ONE law and it has been the SAME law since Abraham. It us the One True GOD'S Law. Allah SWT alludes to it starting from Al Baqarah and then all throughout the Quran. Hence, "Christianity", "Judaism", and for that matter "Sunnism" are meaningless terms. The timeline for World event's is much different than what is presented to us after the mid 20th century.

[@user-ll8ym9or8c]

Btw, Musa's sister in the Tanakh is not the Quranic Maryam. The proof is in the Quran: 1) Musa's sister is left unnamed in the Quran: [20:40] *"Your (Musa's) sister* walked to them and said, 'I can tell you about a nursing mother who can take good care of him.' We thus returned you to your mother, that she may be happy and stop worrying. And when you killed a soul, we saved you from the grievous consequences; indeed we tested you thoroughly. You stayed years with the people of Midyan, and now you have come back in accordance with a precise plan. 2) Maryam has no brother 3) "Sister of Harun" is a priestly class: [19:28] "O sister of Harun (the title), your father was not a bad man, nor was your mother unchaste (the tradition)." The family of Maryam was shocked because they couldn't believe a preistly woman could have a child without marriage. It does not follow that Maryam is the sister of Musa, especially because Allah inentionally left Musa's actual sister unnamed. So they're not the same people in the same era. Thanks for reading.

[@solaqurana]

Thank you I recommend watching this video which proves from The Quran beyond a shadow of a doubt that Maryam the mother of 'Isa is the sister of Haroon the brother of Musa kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHe5oJ-HdsqaitEsi=aRXahu8a-rk7ykiy