Book – PDF Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq - The Goal of the Wise (NOT The Picatrix)

[Milton]

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Find the answers to life’s biggest questions. Pay attention to the end of this description.

What is the purpose of life? Are we alone in the universe? What happens to us when we die? Where did evil originate? Can the existence of God be proven?

The Goal of the Wise reveals the truth of so many religious misunderstandings and historical corruptions. It brings to light the hidden symbolism behind the Tree of Immortality, points out a covert war of bloodlines in the Torah and explains how One God has brought about so many different religions.

Not only does The Goal of The Wise cover religious and spiritual aspects of existence, it also delves in to the unknown and explains matters which have only been theorised by modern science. Many of the explanations will soon transpire in human society and human history will record this book as the original source for so many of those revelations.

Be prepared to find unexpected answers in The Goal of the Wise. The fact that it is available now in it's complete and approved form by its and Divinely guided author is the greatest advantage this gospel has to any previously revealed Divine scripture which was usually gathered without the Divine Authority or approval. This book will therefore change history as we know it.

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[Yusuf al-Ghurabi Bey]

FWIW, this does not appear to have anything at all to do with the Ghayat al-Hakim/Picatrix, other than sharing a title. It's pretty much just another Islamic exegesis, with absolutely no Scholastic Image Magic/Astrological Magic info at all.

 

[ThomsonI]

FWIW, this does not appear to have anything at all to do with the Ghayat al-Hakim/Picatrix, other than sharing a title. It's pretty much just another Islamic exegesis, with absolutely no Scholastic Image Magic/Astrological Magic info at all.

Yep. This is not (pseudo-)Al Majriti's Ghayat al-Hakim. It's an entirely different work with a similar title, written by Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq in 2022, for the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (a movement that started in the 21st century and whose founder is not that much older than I am). That's why it cites works written in the 20th century. Not merely 20th century translations of ancient works but specifically cites modern works.

Not gonna say this text doesn't belong here but the thread title and opening description are completely wrong.

 

[Milton]

Thank you all for the clarifications.
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Thank again.

 

[HoldAll]

Thank you all for the clarifications.
I do not have the privileges to edit either the title or the thread. Perhaps a mod here can assist with the task.
Thank again.

Here is my suggestion: I'd change the author in the heading to Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq but leave the title unchanged even if it's misleading since after all that's what the book is called according to its cover. Optionally, I'd change the "The Picatrix" into "NOT The Picatrix" to prevent possible misunderstandings. I've no idea where you've got your content description from but I can paste in

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instead if you like.

 

[Milton]

Here is my suggestion: I'd change the author in the heading to Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq but leave the title unchanged even if it's misleading since after all that's what the book is called according to its cover. Optionally, I'd change the "The Picatrix" into "NOT The Picatrix" to prevent possible misunderstandings. I've no idea where you've got your content description from but I can paste in

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instead if you like.

Yes please. Do it exactly as you said. Amazon description is also a good one. (I didn't know there was an amazon page initially tbh)
Its also a good idea to add "NOT" before Picatrix in the title, as the book is known in this name in Arabic. See

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. (Which the reason why I posted it here, thinking its the original Picatrix)
Many thanks!