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Because the truth is as clear as the sun in the sky; it needs no proof, for it is the proof itself.
But let’s return to the main idea and expand on it: the term “al-mulubbiyana” here means that every one of those functions, uses, and benefits—on what basis were they measured, and why?
Whether it’s the identification of the attributes and abilities of each of the 72 angels, their mode of operation, and their records—where did they come from, how was their method established, and what are the connections associated with them? Finally, I will answer question number 4.
Pure fire. Earth fire. Air fire. Water fire.
It can be said that if we take the brightest celestial body—the fiery sun—
we will find it has four phases: the fire of summer, which is blazing and pure fire;
Autumn fire is of moderate strength and very dry—do you not see the falling leaves in it?
Spring fire is a balanced, airy fire that stirs the winds.
Winter fire is a dead fire at its weakest. Likewise, the sun’s brightness—so we conclude that among the correct scientific and philosophical measurement tools used and applied by the ancients was that they observed everything in the universe, subjected it to philosophical and theoretical measurement, and then applied it practically.
Every element of nature—“fire, earth, air, water”—is, in fact, measured on a scale of 1, 2, 3, 4.
Each of their movements represents a season, each season represents a natural element, and each natural element expresses a force. Otherwise, how would they measure and how would they establish a law?
The question remains: how do we uncover these secrets, how do we measure them, and how do we rearrange them? For if we know the root, the branches will follow.
As I have emphasized many times here, the purpose of my presence here is not to dictate, be condescending, or harbor any kind of hatred toward anyone; rather, I am here so that we can discover, evaluate, learn, and benefit.
But let’s return to the main idea and expand on it: the term “al-mulubbiyana” here means that every one of those functions, uses, and benefits—on what basis were they measured, and why?
Whether it’s the identification of the attributes and abilities of each of the 72 angels, their mode of operation, and their records—where did they come from, how was their method established, and what are the connections associated with them? Finally, I will answer question number 4.
Pure fire. Earth fire. Air fire. Water fire.
It can be said that if we take the brightest celestial body—the fiery sun—
we will find it has four phases: the fire of summer, which is blazing and pure fire;
Autumn fire is of moderate strength and very dry—do you not see the falling leaves in it?
Spring fire is a balanced, airy fire that stirs the winds.
Winter fire is a dead fire at its weakest. Likewise, the sun’s brightness—so we conclude that among the correct scientific and philosophical measurement tools used and applied by the ancients was that they observed everything in the universe, subjected it to philosophical and theoretical measurement, and then applied it practically.
Every element of nature—“fire, earth, air, water”—is, in fact, measured on a scale of 1, 2, 3, 4.
Each of their movements represents a season, each season represents a natural element, and each natural element expresses a force. Otherwise, how would they measure and how would they establish a law?
The question remains: how do we uncover these secrets, how do we measure them, and how do we rearrange them? For if we know the root, the branches will follow.
As I have emphasized many times here, the purpose of my presence here is not to dictate, be condescending, or harbor any kind of hatred toward anyone; rather, I am here so that we can discover, evaluate, learn, and benefit.