OUR HUMAN CONSTITUTION, Pt 4 conclusion

Be sure to view parts 1, 2, & 3!

[@ksalaam1]

Great insights into scriptural and scientific meanings related to our HUMAN Constitution. Al-Hamdulillah!

[@roohishahid1027]

MashaAllah,Alhamdolilah another amazing lecture, thank you instructor 😊❤

[@baiyyinahhameed3423]

Alhamdulillah, for this deep well of water, it is truly full of deep truths, and the flocks of sheep will no longer have lowly thoughts after drinking from this watering well which is filled with clouds of higher thoughts watered with deep truths.❤

[@tauhuqdah3345]

Salaam Alaikum lnstrutor Bilal, praise be to Allah for that beautiful class, lots of things to investigate, but we'll worth the investigation. ❤❤❤Grateful.

[@bmuhamad]

Al Hamdullilah, ( Warm praises and thanks, to and for our Great Source Creator). for my personal mental clarity, that NuNectics provides for me.

[@valdezgarner5164]

Thank you!

[@alonewithalones]

Interestingly, Allah chooses different words for stone (حخرand the rock (‎الصخر) from Surah 89 The Dawn. Thanks for sharing. Salam.

[@Zackthelearner]

Food for our soul

[@essiebeaman6773]

Love it.😊

[@williecody5549]

Another lecture on science and spirituality / religion literature you can discuss everyday and build upon as time goes. Rare gems that can expand you and others. IFI WERE YOU I WILL RECORD AND HAVE A GROUP DISCUSSION WITH FAMILY FREINDS AND OPS 😀

[@bmuhamad]

template (n.) 1670s, templet, in building construction, "horizontal piece under a girder or beam," a word of uncertain origin, probably from French templet "weaver's stretcher," a diminutive of temple, which meant the same thing, from Latin templum "plank, rafter," also "consecrated place" (see temple (n.1)). The meaning "pattern or gauge indicating the proper shape in a finished work" is recorded by 1819, in masonry; earlier in this sense as temple (1680s). The form was altered mid-19c., probably influenced by plate [Barnhart], but the pronunciation did not begin to shift until more recently (templet is still the primary entry for the word in Century Dictionary, 1895).

[@lightonlightpub]

Salamun Alaiykum brother can you share your PDFs? If that's something not possible that's perfectly alright and I can continue every time, from your lecture if I need to revise something... May Allah reward you salam.

[@instructorbilal]

Alaykum Salaam lightonlightpub. please email me your address at: [e-mail].

[@jadensica1819]

"Mirror mirror on the wall" is actually a Mandela Effect. Collective consciousness erroneously remembering something. Its actually "MAGIC" mirror on the wall. Just thought I'd add that clarification.

[@mohammadbenattia9102]

الحمد لله رب العالمين

[@bmuhamad]

paternal (adj.) early 15c., "of or pertaining to a father," from Old French paternal "of a father" (12c.), from Medieval Latin paternalis, from Latin paternus "of a father, fatherly," from pater (see father (n.)). By c. 1600 as "proper to or characteristic of a father; from 1610s as "inherited from a father."

[@bmuhamad]

archetype (n.) "model, first form, original pattern from which copies are made," 1540s [Barnhart] or c. 1600 [OED], from Latin archetypum, from Greek arkhetypon "pattern, model, figure on a seal," neuter of adjective arkhetypos "first-moulded," from arkhē "beginning, origin, first place" (verbal noun of arkhein "to be the first;" see archon) + typos "model, type, blow, mark of a blow" (see type). The Jungian psychology sense of "pervasive idea or image from the collective unconscious" is from 1919. Jung defined archetypal images as "forms or images of a collective nature which occur practically all over the earth as constituents of myths and at the same time as autochthonous individual products of unconscious origin." ["Psychology and Religion" 1937]

[@bmuhamad]

prototype (n.) "a primitive form, original, or model after which anything is formed," c. 1600, from French prototype (16c.) and directly from Medieval Latin prototypus "original, primitive," from Greek prōtotypon "a first or primitive form," noun use of neuter singular of prōtotypos "original, primitive," from prōtos "first" (see proto-) + typos "impression, mold, pattern" (see type (n.)). In English from 1590s as prototypon.

[@Huddz74]

Salamun Alaikum if the quran came to replace what was before and tells us previous scripture is corrupt why instructor quoting from previous books 🤔 there's reports the prophet told off umar r.a for quoting bible is that not what thr ummayads did

[@williecody5549]

When you explaining different literature in this case different scriptures you must talk about the the past it's origins to present otherwise you not giving a full picture you are incomplete and lacking.Imam Bilal want you to walk away with wholeness NO HALF STEPPING HERE😁

[@essiebeaman6773]

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