Makkah: Truth In Plain Sight | PART 4

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Salamun ‘Aleykum
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[@charlesroyal5125]

Absolutely fantastic. Keep these comming

[@solaqurana]

Strangely after I made this i noticed Disney had already beat me to the punch with their two-season series called Zenimation - where they quite literally use scenes from this part and their transitions spell it all - it would be great to do a livestream on it - just worried about the copyright

[@AI-rz9lr]

okay

[@GEO-SonOfman]

18:30 dhul qarnain connections are fascinating and compelling. I use to tell my students and parents that all the stories are taking inspiration from the Quran.

[@solaqurana]

100%

[@untoldstories001]

Subhan Allah, very insightful !!! half way in the thing and i must say that yes collecting all the evidences i think there is something which has been hidden from us, for a looooong time.

[@solaqurana]

Absolutely subhanallah

[@GEO-SonOfman]

Looking forward to sitting down later today with this insha'Allah 🙏 Authentically humble and revere the ayaat of Allah - increasing khushoo.

[@solaqurana]

Much appreciated brother as always. The connection you made with authenticity as Aseel made me think of Salaah with greater confirmation. May Allah keep you steadfast brother

[@EndGameIslam]

@@solaqurana actually you helped me - so looks like we helped each other 😆

[@untoldstories001]

I cannot express fully how much im waiting for another part, brother take ur time, ur mode of explanation is very interesting, indeed u have connected many dots which are blended in plain sight, yet we don't see, cause we are blinded by material world. Thank you very much

[@solaqurana]

Barakallahu Feekum

[@TheRockyBalboa100]

Now I understand why I loved the movie Dinosaur as a kid. I watched it a thousand times. I loved those "jannah" scenes. Another kidshow is Avatar the last airbender. It's one of the most popular cartoons/anime in the West/US/Europe. It is even my favorite kidsshow. In the episode before the last one the main character Ang is on a very strange "island" and after a few minutes he discovers that the island is moving and that it isn't an island but a swimming seaturtle which gave him the power to defeat the Firelord Ozai. There is also a city called: "Ba Sing Ce" which is located in the earth nation. The city is famous because it has giant walls around it. When the fire nation started the war the weak and refugees wanted to flee and go to this city for protection (i.e. making hijra) because it wasn't under the control of the fire nation. The fire nation tried to penetrate the walls and capture the city, but they weren't able to. I think that there are many many more references in Avatar the last airbender. The world is dived into 4 nations: fire nation (west), water tribes (north and south), earth kingdom (east).

[@solaqurana]

Yeah exactly - Anime is it's whole category of soft disclosure

[@ameerabdullah9933]

This is what Prophet Musa(the mused) asked for - The expansion of heart (horizon of understanding) sura taha.

[@__Amira__]

I finally going to watch this tonight in shaa Allah.

[@solaqurana]

In sha Allah

[@__Amira__]

​@@solaqurana I finally had time to watch it today. Very interesting. I live in the Netherlands. We have very rare Aurora Borealis. Last time was on January. They say it will appear more often this year. Wallahu alam. I really hope so. Allah's ayat are truly amazing, subhanallah. I pray that we believers of the Quran are able to visit true Makkah one day in shaa Allah.

[@armbv4572]

Thank you for the work brother, fresh new perspective of what middle nation is. My understanding of middle nation was politically not inclining to LEFT or RIGHT bias but in the middle inclining to the truth. Or in between ANGELS and DEMONS as my understanding of ANGELS is they don’t act on free will, and DEMONS just completely ignores ALLAH’s command, so HUMANS are on the middle as we have free will but also following ALLAH’s command. Can’t wait for more episodes from this channel!!

[@kaiquecrisostomo846]

1:38:16 in Tolkien's mythology the world was created exacly like this, there were a original Theme, Song, imagine by The God Eru, and our world is called Arda(dont have to mention the connection). Each of Eru's Angels called Ainur would know some part of the Song, according to his mythology Shaytan Melkor, would intervene and couse discrepancies in the song, ganerating all sort of distortion, including mountains.

[@mustahdin-ibn-adam]

Another great video, thank you brother

[@solaqurana]

Thank you brother

[@m.b5777]

Has anyone paid attention to the lyrics of the Skyfall song by Adele from James bond. It is all from the Quran. It is as if the song is from the perspective of Iblis and his associates

[@birdsongs482]

It appears, these films, Lord of the Rings or Disney's BFG and others, are meant as Entertainment for us. But for certain people, they are meant as Documentaries.

[@KSS040192]

Wow I am speechless. A lot to grasp and process. And to reflect over. So I think its very vice to take this step by step even though I want to watch all at the same time 😅 Have so many questions. Patience is a key here as always when gaining knowledge.

[@solaqurana]

Salaam, I definitely concur with constant reflection and processing things in a stepwise manner. I think you will enjoy part 5 which details the world's cultural and religious legacy of these Quranic stories copied and pasted as different characters, times and places.

[@Bxbomba2010]

I can not watch movies the same way lol. My family gets confused by my giggles and reactions. Just watched Ghostbusters Frozen Empire and it was riddled all through and through. It can be a whole video in itself.

[@bobbiebrownn]

Is there a part 5 and 6. Its saying 2 videos removed

[@solaqurana]

No brother I just tried uploading it twice and it was blocked worldwide twice

[@manndesfriedens5248]

Salamun alaykum, I dont know but I am very skeptical if we should take these movie scenes as hints and serious references to the truth, it could also be an attempt to confuse people and to make them wrongly believe in this physical place whereas the real "Baitu Allah" is within each of us and is ready to be conquered/opened by sincerity and awareness. I am not against your whole idea, but in this section it doesnt click and resonate with me, why this occult elite would point to this truth and no one besides them knows about it. The truth must be available for everyone.

[@solaqurana]

Waleykum Salaam I don't believe it's a metaphor simply because the letter Kaf is used to denote a likeness even the word mutashabihan is used to denote similitudes or parallelisms. These are not meant to be the basis of Qur'anic principles, but rather confirmation of what's in The Qur'an outside of The Qur'an. Al-Beyt cannot be something relative in our bodies - the definite article associates it as an absolute physical existence if it was in our hearts he would uses relative language like Beytak (your home) like Yameenak (your south/right) instead of Al-Yameen (The South). It also is very much an abstraction like the trinity that all hearts are one house and one house is all hearts.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana I admit that the whole thing isnt yet thought through completely, but the foundation of this might be that I struggle with the idea of Baytullah being something physical for Allah Himself is beyond the material realm. You might be familiar with the Hadith which states that "the earth and skies do not encompass Allah, but the heart of a (true) believer does". I know, I know, its a hadith and even hadith qudsiyya, we dont know from whom it comes, and of course its not the physical heart but rather the qalb, the intuitive capacity, which if its pure connects us to Allah. But again, I am very curious where your thoughts and discoveries will lead me to. Peace and blessed Eid btw

[@solaqurana]

@@manndesfriedens5248 Thank you brother! Hope you had a wonderful holiday. I agree wholeheartedly that nothing can encompass Allah Lord of The Worlds. When we say something is Bayt Allah, Yad Allah, Ardh Allah, etc we are not saying that Allah has any need of these things because all things are created by definition and He is Uncreated. So really Allah's House would be not something He lives in, but A House only He could Create and His Sole Property. He is Free of Need and these terms like Ansar Allah/Al-Ansar or Rasool Allah/Ar-Rasool are subjects of His personal wealth and testament to His Utmost Authority. To summarize its a statement of sole ownership/possession because He alone made it and His servants benefit from it because He is Free of Need yet encompasses all things in His Mercy and His Knowledge. He is Ever-Living beyond Time and Space and He doesn't reside in anything that is His Creation.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana terms like Ardhullah or khalqullah can easily be comprehended, yadullah is already subjected to a kind of interpretation, and bait is commonly understood as a residence, a place that contains. I was quite sure before that you dont think it would encompass Allah swt. But as you said in the previous video the Baytullah might be the place where Allah collects the souls from the dead and the sleeping people.

[@manndesfriedens5248]

​​@@solaqurana maybe I should put it that way: whatever Baytullah is and in which dimension it exist, I think the only access we do have is by the capacity of our hearts and it is very difficult to grasp it by the intellect. Thats why I appreciate your attempt.

[@MHIM-ki6ei]

Mashallah brother may Allah reward you for this hard work. One question, when will humanity perform real hajj again in your opinion?

[@MHIM-ki6ei]

At 1:35:33 that tree reminds me of the lote tree mentioned in surah najm, the “sidraht ul muntaha”, the furthest loge tree next to Jinnah where Muhammad (as) is said to have approached and where Allah showed his "ayatol kubra” greatest sign. I’ve always had trouble trying to find out whether this is mentioning a spiritual journey or a physical one. I’m glad you made this series as it is easier to understand these verses and visualise what the real journey of Muhammad (as) looked like. I’m aware the Quran also mentioned a tree with roots in hell, “shajarat as zaqum”. These “trees” and mountains mentioned in the Quran cannot be in the “spiritual” world as that wouldn’t make sense. They clearly have to exist physically for the stories in the Quran to make sense. Jazakallah brother again.

[@solaqurana]

Salaam brother, Jazakallahu Khayr. The real Hajj will be one of the final events before the Hour given that this middle terrain is related to The Day of Judgment and The Last War. This will be discussed with a later part.

[@MHIM-ki6ei]

@@solaquranaInteresting, however the way Allah describes hajj and Makkah in the Quran, it’s makes it clear that Muhammad (as) and his followers entered and made pilgrimage there, are you suggesting that we we have been “banned” so to speak from travelling or making pilgrimage there recently? If so how? I feel like no one has attempted to give a real timeline of events from real history. Clearly all history from before the 1800’s is a fraud and they’re hiding something from us. I have a feeling Muhammad (as) came a lot more recently than we’re told, maybe just before the 17th century, Allah knows best. And after doing research on current “Makkah” in Saudi Arabia, it’s clear modern hajj was introduced only within the last 300 years. As the number of foreign pilgrims in 1920 was only 58,584, and the local pilgrim data is not given until 1996 which is highly suspicious. Clearly indicating that for 1400 years, majority of Muslims outside the Arabian peninsular haven’t been performing hajj as much as we thought. And the deliberate lack of info for local pilgrims points to THEM hiding evidence of something. Nonetheless, Makkah in Saudi Arabia was created after the “old world” system was completely destroyed and serves a symbolic remnant of the real hajj. Which is why the 8 fragments of the real black stone are revered above anything despite what people try to say. It seems all elites, occult groups and religious leaders are aware of the REAL hajj and are hiding it from us.

[@ameerabdullah9933]

@@MHIM-ki6ei Spiritual=Special ritual= more than real.

[@solaqurana]

Salaamun Aleykum if you want to see the scenes that got copyrighted in the video - here are the links in order: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH_GnnmDgc-fiqM m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWnTcpuafNiWa5I

[@me1m-]

Awesome job. Jazak Allah kheir alot. Just a few suggestions, if you don't mind, it might help others who are into deep study:- S1: You may PIN TWO COPYRIGHT LINKS COMMENT at top in comment section, so while hearing u here, one can open these links simultaneously. With time stamp (1:00:57 - 1:11:45) S2: In DESCRIPTION adding movies, myths, books & quranic ayahs list might also be helpful (for others who wants to study these patterns):- 1. Wish (Disney) 2. Frozen II (Disney) 3. Moana (Disney) 4. Encanto (Disney) 5. Atlantis: the lost empire (Disney) 6. DreamWorks how to train your dragon 7. Aquaman (Warner bros) 8. Brother's Bear (Disney) O. Myths of Avalon (I guess its a book?) 9. Strange world (Disney) 10. Raya & the last dragon (Disney) 11. Black Panther (Marvel's) 12. Dinosaur (Disney) 13. The Big (Disney) 14. Pirate of the Carribean: At World's End (Disney) 15. Guardians of Galaxy (Marvel's) 16. Thor (Marvels) 17. Sea Beast(Netflix) 18. Orion & the dark (Netflix) 19. Avatar (Disney) 20.Lord of the rings (Warner Bros) 21. Games of thrones 22. Star Wars (Lucas films) 23. Legacy of Monsters (Apple's Monarch)

[@manndesfriedens5248]

Salamun alaykum, I just came across a video on Mekka/Kaaba (the traditional one) being the center of this world by using the Golden Ratio, meaning the mathematical code of creation 1.618, if comparing the distances of Mekka to Northpole and Mekka to Southpole. And even the Golden Ratio would be applicable on the verse of Mekka being the center itself. I didnt check the numbers for myself, but I must confess it was also an impressive attempt.

[@solaqurana]

Waleykum Salaamun Thank you for sharing. This impressive attempt was done on a globe projection. They are also 12 miles off and there would be 2 golden ratios with this method - one in each hemisphere. www.goldennumber.net/golden-ratio-of-earth/ The antipode of Mecca on a globe makes its practically impossible to pray to the Saudi location. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tematagi

[@manndesfriedens5248]

@@solaqurana To be true I am not yet convinced whether earth is a globe or flat or whatever. I am investigating it for years now, but I dont reach a state of certainty and conviction. I dont believe in moonlanding or space travel of course, and things like gravity and refraction etc are highly suspicious, and Alquran as well as other old scriptures seem to speak a clear language in advance to a "flat" and stationary earth, but on the other hand it is also difficult to oppose a large number of goodwilling and believing scientists. Maybe you can help me leading to the strongest argument.

[@astroflyinsights]

Wow, absolutely amazing. Can't thank you enough. Were you cut off at the end? 1:43:30 is that arabic in the map above the English writing? Calling to mind the piri reis map. Can't help but think that Jack Sparrow is based on Jack Ward and the real Admiral Barbarossa's first name was Khizr, wasn't it? Also couldn't help noticing at the start that the medieval font's W as in wish looks a lot like the Allah on the Iranian flag - the whole font looks Middle Eastern to me, in its curves. Amazing, you mentioned green as the middle colour. I'd not consciously noted before that green is the middle colour of the rainbow. Thank you again. There's a reason these stories touch us all. Since I was a child I've been obsessed with the aurora borealis. Brilliant observations and presentation!

[@solaqurana]

Can't say for certain if it is Arabic or not - I am aware they based the story off of Muslim sailors - you're right the W does look like Iran's Emblem. Even the main character's mother is called Sakina. Glad you're enjoying, more to come :)

[@astroflyinsights]

Wondering also then what is the furthest mosque 🤔

[@solaqurana]

We will discuss that in part 7 Insha Allah

[@purfectnot8335]

I am truly sorry, I don't believe in the religion that Saudis have created out of their hadiths but you have confused me completely. You are jumping from one stone idol kabba to another one which does not make sense. Peace

[@purfectnot8335]

The first part of your video made alot of sense but you lost me and in the 3rd and 4th part...

[@solaqurana]

What did you not understand about part 3? What do you think The Ka'bah of The Masjid of The Haraam is? The Qiblah (Attraction/Reception point) is at The Centre of The Worlds in what we would call The Magnetic North Pole. People have always understood Makkah to be at the centre of a Level Stationary Expanse. Wait until you see Bakkah and Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa in part 6

[@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1]

Salam brother. I watched the entire video. Very interesting. I must tell you though, you are out of line talking about some of the subjects, especially when you present zero evidence. In some cases you literally say ''I believe''. You are very correct about ''them'' throwing it in our face, the trees, flat earth, the garden and all these things you mention, but for every one thing you might be getting right, you are getting five things wrong, and innovating/changing the meaning of scripture as you go along. You also mention prophets quite a few times and make some very big claims about them. Such comments are very serious and you can't just follow it up with opinions and speculations. Anything you quote out of Qur'an, or say is in the Qur'an, must be presented, otherwise you are in danger of being a person that changes the meaning of holy scripture. And that is a big problem for you. I hope you don't take me the wrong way. I will definitely watch your other videos when I have time. Keep up the work. Salam.

[@solaqurana]

Salam brother, You should watch the first three parts again where I reference Qur'anic evidence that builds upon itself. How can you accuse me of innovating or changing the meaning of The Scripture when I am basing my understanding on what Allah plainly says in Arabic because I check all of thr words they purposely mistranslate (eg Nuhas is copper not smoke). These are not big claims about The Prophets at all, Allah calls them chosen above the worlds and The Outstanding, Excellent Servants. The outrageous claim is that these extraordinary individuals are actually insignificant shepherd paupers in the deserts of the Middle East thousands of years ago, something that has been inherited by the authors of The Bible and The Hadith, when The Qur'an speaks of these people as the movers and shapers of history - eg does not Suleyman have a Kingdom unlike any other with jinns and great birds serving as his armies? Is that not something that defies explanation in our current placement of Suleyman's kingdom, and indeed our entire historical narrative being at odds with The Qur'an? I don't have a problem saying "I Believe" because I know that with time the picture will become clearer, but for the moment, the best we can do is add details carefully to the story using The Qur'an as a lens for reality. The glory of the miraculous accounts in The Qur'an is not hard for me to believe at all. Belief denotes confidence without observation - the same can be applied to attesting Allah's Existence. I understand my comments to be very serious, but if you've made it this far in the series you understand very well that most of your preconceived notions about time and space are derailed by The Ayaat of The Qur'an extracted directly from The Arabic. If you want to cite any specific examples I would be curious to hear what is difficult to conceptualize from The Qur'an's Ayaat. If you don't understand by now that they have sold us a lie as the normative account of events for The Meaning of The Qur'an, you wouldn't accuse me of changing The Qur'an, but rather trying to get to its original intended meaning we have forgotten of The Remembrance.

[@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1]

@@solaqurana Thanks for your comment, I will definitely watch your other videos.

[@solaqurana]

@@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1 Peace, I hope you enjoy them :)

[@le2r]

@@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1 Riyad us-Saliheen 1496, The Messenger of Allauh (ﷺ) said, "He who is favoured by another and says to his benefactor: `Jazak-Allauh khairan (may Allauh reward you well)' indeed praised (the benefactor) satisfactorily.''

[@1OnlyOneOnlyOne1]

@le2r jazakallah brother.