Working the night shift in the emergency pharmacy is usually my favourite shift. Not only is the atmosphere more relaxed and laid back but I also tend to encounter the most colourful, vibrant patients during the night. There are some patients who only prefer frequenting the hospital during the night as they sleep during the day and hence I have become more familiar with them and know many of them now on a personal level. Last night I had an encounter with two females who both hailed from completely different family backgrounds. Both women were walking the path of life with different life destinies and yet what intrigued me the most was that both desired what the other one had.
Mrs. M arrived at the pharmacy just before midnight with her husband. She was visibly distraught and her red puffy eyes indicated that she had been crying. She is a tall, slender woman with fair skin and beautiful Arabian eyes. She is also a mother of five kids and a week ago her doctor informed her that she is two months pregnant despite having been fitted with a contraceptive device that has obviously failed. Her husband explained to me that they wish to abort the baby due to the financial situation in their home. They have been frequenting different pharmacies throughout the city trying to get a drug that is used often in South Africa to bring about an abortion.Here in the Kingdom though, the drug is not available for sale and is only available in some hospitals and utilized after a gynaecologist has declared that the health of the mother is at risk if she delivers the baby or in the event a child will be born with serious abnormalities.
I honestly didn't know what to say to them. The only thing I could say was that the baby is a gift from God Almighty.Mrs. M said that she was never the type who wanted to have a huge family. However, she married into a family where her in laws and her husband wanted her to have many kids as she is the eldest daughter in law in the home. She feels that she has not given her kids the best upbringing and has neglected them many a times as she is unable to cope with them as they are all merely one year apart.
After they left, Mrs. G came by to visit me. She is a delightfully bubbly personality and lives in Dammam, the eastern part of Saudi Arabia. The people of the Ash-Sharqiyya or the eastern province are very friendly and relaxed. They have a more liberal outlook to life and many of the women in that part of Saudi do not wear the full veil. They simply wear the hijaab or head scarf.Mrs. G was in Riyadh as her mom was a patient in our hospital having undergone a major valve replacement surgery due to rheumatic fever that was diagnosed during her childhood. Mrs. G is a pharmacist as well and is the second eldest out of 10 siblings. For the past week she has been visiting me during the nights and somehow we have formed a special friendship. Last night though she opened up to me and shared with me some of the best and the worst moments in her life.She was lucky to be brought up in a liberal educated family. Hence, the happiest moment in her life was getting married to the man of her dreams whom she desired to marry. Her husband is a pharmacist as well and they both studied together.Mrs. G always wears a smile on her face. However, behind this facade of happiness is actually a dark cloud of sadness. She has been married for four years and has had three miscarriages. Last year during her fifth month of pregnancy, expecting twins she miscarried. Doctors have told her that her chances of conceiving in the future will be less than before. Of course that is purely the will of God. Her husband is a kind and understanding man, however his family is encouraging him to marry another woman for the sake of having a child.Mrs. G at this point feels sad and disappointed. She wishes to adopt a baby but in this society adoption is not the best option. Her husband agrees to adopt a baby but his family are not very accepting to the idea of adoption.Also not many women here would adopt their babies very easily.
I then thought about Mrs. M and her husband who I had encountered earlier.She didn't want a huge family with many kids and is even considering aborting her sixth child whilst Mr.s H on the other hand always dreamed of having a huge family with many kids but is yet to have one child.There are hundreds of women here in the Kingdom who are unable to conceive due to one reason or another and this brings about a huge strain on many relationships as a result thereof. I then decided that both women should meet each other and maybe Mrs. M would be willing to adopt her new born baby to Mrs. G instead of aborting the child. With me playing the middle man I decided to introduce both women to each other. I do not know what transpired between them but I hope that God willing they have reached an agreement so that both are satisfied. Sometimes God uses us as a tool to alleviate someone else's pain and suffering.We never know what life has in store for us but what I do know is that God never burdens anyone with more than they can handle.Every cloud does have a silver lining. We just need to believe in that!!!
KULLU 3AM WA ANTUM BEKHAIR INSHA ALLAH EID MUBARAK
"Like Ramadan, Eid celebrations too are changing with the times. On the one hand there is ever-increasing ostentation, impermissible celebrations and extravagance, on the other many Muslims may experience loneliness within their communities or an unfortunate lack of enthusiasm for Eid. We may wind up spending the first part of Eid catching up on lost sleep, the middle half, cooking elaborate meals or overeating to “make up” for Ramadan, and later, cruising aimlessly through malls and amusement centers late into the night, dressed to kill, vacant eyes asking: “Are we having fun yet?”....and of course in South Africa, you would find the youth making their way to the famous "ZOO LAKE" to parade off the latest fashion on a day which should be one of the most significant days on the Islamic calender.The sweet innocent muslim girls, who adorned the hijaab and abaya during the month of blessings will suddenly transform themselves into model like divas sporting the latest unislamic trends and fashion.Boob tubes, mini skirts, sleeveless dresses, you name it and you will find it.What about the muslim boys you may ask? Well,Muslim boys use the day as an opportunity to show off their new cars (at the zoo lake) and of course the cars are a tool to impress the young divas.Now,there is no harm in visiting scenic places of nature. However, the misrepresentation of the auspicious day of Eid in this manner accompanied by such unacceptable conduct definitely needs to be addressed.The point is the modern West - as opposed to Christianity - adores life in exactly the way a glutton adores his food; he completely devours it, and has no respect whatsoever of it.
Islam does not look upon life as a fleeting opportunity for material satisfaction or a place for sensuous delight.Every Muslim has to regard himself or herself as personally responsible for all the happenings around him or her, and to strive for the establishment of right.Every year the same message goes out with the fervent hope that someone out there, be it even one person, can be saved from emulating the non-believers in their ways and celebrating Eid in a way far befitting how our beloved Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Alayhi Wasallam) and the companions of the Prophet (saw) spent their days.Can we really say we have love for the beloved Prophet of Allah when we do not even feel a little at the way he lived his life, the way he ate, the way he fasted or the way he dressed."
I often wonder what Eid was like in the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his Companions. It’s unthinkable that they would have frittered away their time on frivolities and vanities, or felt ‘bored’ or indulged in impermissible acts on the day of Eid. How did they celebrate?
In his book Al-A’yad Fil-Islam, Sheikh Muhammad Al-Jibaly defines Eid as “any day of gathering, from `Aada (meaning returned), because people return to it periodically. Some scholars say that it comes from `Aadah (custom or practice; plural A’yaad) because people are accustomed to celebrating it. According to Lisan-ul-Arab: “It is called Eid because it returns every year with renewed happiness.”
We learn about the Sunan (traditions) of Eid from various narrations:
• The Companions (may Allah be pleased with him) used to recite Takbeer during the night of Eid from sunset on the last day of Ramadan until the Imam came to lead the Eid prayer in the morning.
• They raised their voices in supplication and remembrance of Allah in the marketplaces, mosques and homes, but the women did so inaudibly.
• The Prophet would not go out on Eid al-Fitr until he had eaten an odd number of dates. (Ahmad and Al-Bukhari) In Al-Muwatta, it is recorded from Sa’id Bin Al-Musayyib that the people were ordered to eat before they went out for prayer on the day of breaking the fast.
• They performed Ghusl (ritual bath) and wore their best clothes and applied perfume. Ibn Al-Qayyim writes: “The Prophet (peace be upon him) had a special (Yemeni) cloak that he would wear on the two Eids and Jumu’ah.”
• The Prophet (peace be upon him) would take his wives and daughters to the two Eids, and after he prayed and gave a Khutbah, he went to the women and admonished them, reminded them of Allah, and ordered them to give charity. (Al-Bukhari) Umm ‘Atiyah reports: “We were ordered to go out with the single and menstruating women on the two Eids in order to witness the good and the supplications of the Muslims. The menstruating women would be separate from the others.” (Al-Bukhari and Muslim)
The issue of women attending the Eid prayers in congregation in South africa has recently been a hot topic under discussion by the religious scholars of the country. In my opinion it is appalling and absurd that many clerics believe that women can not attend the Eid prayers despite the fact that there are numerous Ahaadith confirming that the Prophet (saw) himself took his wives and daughters to perform the Eid Salaah in congregation. In Makkah and Medina thousands of women perform the Eid salaah every year.If there is a separate section for females then it is clear that women can attend the Eid prayers. I remember my mom was telling me on the overwhelming experience she had when performing her first Eid salaah in Medinatul munawwara that tears rolled down her cheeks. She was surrounded by thousands of muslims meeting and greeting each other. There were kids all beautifully dressed in their new Eid clothes and many people were handing out gifts to them. She recalled a group of Saudi women who insisted that mom and her friend partake in their dates and qahwa(arabic coffee). There was an overall atmosphere of love, care, sharing and giving. This is the true spirit of Islam. This is the way Eid should be.
• The Prophet and his Companions paid Zakat Al-Fitr before the Eid prayer, or even a day or two in advance.
• After the Eid prayer, they dispersed by a route that was different from the one they took to approach the Musalla.
The Islamic Tarbiyah (upbringing) imparted by the Prophetic traditions is not restricted to the outward aspects of worship, it goes deeper and teaches us the correct spirit of celebration.
Sheikh Muhammad Al-Jibaly writes: “The major part of the celebration is not eating or drinking – rather, it is a prayer that brings Muslims together to remember Allah’s bounties and celebrate His glory and greatness. The Eids and their celebration in Islam carry a distinctive meaning and spirit. They are completely different from the celebrations in other nations and cultures. For other nations, a holiday is a chance to immerse in worldly pleasures, or to involve oneself in prohibited acts to the utmost.
“Not so for Muslims! For Muslims, the Eid is an occasion to increase in good deeds. Each Eid marks the conclusion of an important worship, and the determination to continue in obedience and submission to Allah. In moments of extreme pleasure or sadness, a Muslim never forgets his Lord’s greatness, might, glory, and watchfulness. A Muslim’s actions are always controlled by this continued remembrance and awareness.
“Thus the Eid is not an occasion to take a vacation from Islamic responsibilities and commitments, nor to waste time and money in extravagance. It is not ‘fun for the sake of fun’. Rather, it is controlled and directed rejoicing that is of ultimate and definite benefit for the Muslim. The Eid is a chance to multiply good deeds by bringing happiness and pleasure to the hearts of other Muslims, by helping and supporting the poor and needy, and by getting involved in pastimes that emphasize the strong and serious Islamic character.”
When the Prophet came to Madinah he found the people celebrating two days of sport and amusement. He then said: “Allah, the Exalted, has exchanged these days for two days better than them: the day of breaking the fast and the day of sacrifice.” (Ahmad, Abu Dawood)
In his explanation of this narration, Sheikh Ahmad Abdurrahmaan Al-Banna said: “(They are better because) they are legislated by Allah and are His choice for His creatures. They follow the completion of two of the greatest pillars of Islam: Hajj and fasting. On the other hand, the days of Navrooz and Mihrajaan (Persian festivals) were devised by the people of those times, because of a change in weather or other passing qualities. The difference between the two cases is apparent to whoever ponders upon this.” (Al-Fath ur-Rabbani)
There are several instances where the Prophet (peace be upon him) permitted Ayesha (may Allah be pleased with her) to indulge in suitable recreation on Eid.
Ayesha (may Allah be pleased with her) said: “The Messenger of Allah, entered the house and I had two girls who were singing about the battle of Bu’ath [a 120-year battle between the tribes of Aws and Khazraj that ended with the advent of Islam]. The Prophet (peace be upon him) lay down on the bed and turned his face to the other direction.
Abu Bakr entered and spoke harshly to me, ‘Musical instruments of the Satan in the presence of the Messenger of Allah!’ The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) turned his face to him and said: ‘Leave them.’ When Abu Bakr became inattentive I signaled to the girls to leave. It was the day of Eid and the Africans were performing with their shields and spears. Either I asked him or the Prophet (peace be upon him) asked if I would like to watch them [I don’t recall now]. I replied in the affirmative. At this the Prophet (peace be upon him) made me stand behind him and my cheek was against his. He was saying: ‘Carry on, O tribe of Arfidah,’ until I tired. The Prophet asked: ‘Is that enough for you?’ I replied: “Yes,” so he said: ‘Leave [then].’”
Ibn Hajar writes in Fath Al-Bari, “It is related that the Prophet said that day: ‘Let the Jews of Madina know that our religion is spacious [and has room for relaxation] and I have been sent with an easy and straightforward religion.”’ Perhaps it’s time to rediscover the balance this Eid.
DEAR ARABS WAKE UP...COME OUT OF YOUR SLUMBER... THEY ARE MOCKING YOUR RELIGION, THEY ARE MOCKING THE TEACHINGS OF YOUR PROPHET (SAW) ON YOUR OWN LAND AND YET YOU CAN NOT SEE THE DECEPTION. DO NOT BECOME THE FOLLOWERS OF THE ANTICHRIST (DAJJAL)...STAND UP TOWARDS THE PATH OF TRUTH...THE PATH OF GOD ALMIGHTY AND HIS PROPHET (SAW)..YOU TRY TO EMULATE THEM THROUGH TELEVISION,YOU GO TO THE STATES AND EUROPE AND BECOME LIKE THEM LOSING YOUR IDENTITY AS A MUSLIM. THEY CHANGE YOUR WAY OF THINKING TO ADOPT THEIR WAY OF THINKING,YOU BELIEVE IN THE PROPAGANDA THEY FEED YOU WITH ON TELEVISION,THEY PRETEND TO BE CHRISTIANS BUT THEIR REAL MASTER AND GOD IS NONE OTHER THAN "SATAN" (SHAITAAN)...AND THEIR MESSENGER THE ANTI-CHRIST.......I WISH YOU WOULD SEE THE TRUTH...HOW DO I MAKE YOU SEE THE REALITY OF THIS WORLD...HOW DO I BRING YOU ON THE PATH OF SIRAATAL MUSTAQEEM (THE STRAIGHT PATH).
On the 1st of June 2011, Dr. Ali Baqna a Saudi cleric did a presentation on the new Jeddah airport design and mentioned that it was a representation of a pagan sex design with one portion depicting a woman with a head, hands, legs, vagina and of course the other part of the design depicting the male sexual organ.You may view the presentation at
After this presentation the internet went viral with thousands of people mocking Sheikh Baqna.
I always believe that when people are ignorant and have no knowledge of the unknown, it is then that people would react to someone else with contempt and in a mocking mannerism. It was the same for the Prophet Muhammed (saw) when he was in his mission to spread the word of God Almighty, he was mocked and taunted at by his own people.Saudi Arabia has been known to throw out bizarre Islamic rulings in the past, however this time Sheikh Baqna is one hundred percent right. I stand with him and I support him. I salute him for at least there are some people out there who are walking the journey of life with "two eyes" and who can see the realities of what's really happening around them.I am glad that at least there are some people out there who are walking the path of life "outside the matrix". It is unfortunate that in today's world more than 95% of the people are what I call "sheeple" They are so engrossed with their materialistic lifestyles and are so taken in by the propaganda fed to them by television that they fail to recognise what the the truth actually is.They are so deeply embroiled within the matrix that they fail to recognise truth from lies and deception. They fail to see that the world is merely but an illusion.They walk the world with "one eye" and hence will become the followers of the one eyed Anti Christ.
Anyone out there who has a thorough knowledge of the occultic Freemasonic religion will know what the many signs and symbols of freemasonry actually mean.Throughout the world there are many buildings that are shaped in the form of either the male or the female sexual organ. And many a times the people residing close by these buildings do not even know what these buildings stand for or the hidden meanings behind these architectural designs.
I will give you a brief summary on some of the meanings of the freemasonic symbols
According to Masonic authorities and philosophers, Masonry is a system of religion expressed in symbols. 33rd degree Mason Albert Mackey states,
"Freemasonry is ... a system of doctrines which [is] taught ... by allegories and symbols." 1The new initiate within the first three degrees of Masonry (the Blue Lodge) are given certain meanings to a few symbols. These meanings are meant to conceal the true nature of those symbols until the initiate progresses into the higher degrees. On this journey up the Masonic ladder the meanings of the symbols will continually change. The Lodge also deceives the initiate with false, more acceptable meanings to remain appealing, while cloaking the truth as we will see in the list of symbols below.
1. Blindfold: The blind fold also known as a "Hoodwink" is put on the new initiate during his induction ceremony to represent that he has been living in darkness, and needs to be brought into the "light" of Masonry.
2. Cable Tow: The cable tow is worn around the neck of the initiate as he is led blindfolded towards the Masonic altar during his initiation. He will not be told that this represents submission and slavery to the Lodge, but that is only worn to "test his trust.
3. Sacred Text: This could be the Bible, the Holy Quraan, the Book Of The Law, The Hindu Scriptures or any other "holy book" depending on the preference of the men in that particular Lodge. In the United States most Lodges tell their members that their rituals are based on the Holy Bible while concealing the truth that they will delete the name of Jesus during any scripture reading that says his name.
4. Square and Compass: The Mason is told that this teaches him to be "square" in all dealings especially with other Masons. What they really represent is sexual reproduction, the compass on the top represents the male and the square on the bottom represents the female. The compass represents self control.If you see notice the positioning of the two, the act of intercourse is symbolized. The true meaning of Freemasonry is in the mystery religions of ancient Egypt, the worship of the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris. The cult of Isis and Osiris was a fertility cult. Those pagan followers worshiped reproduction and sex.
5. The Letter G: In the first degree the Mason is told that the G represents deity, God. In the second degree he is told it represents geometry, but the true meaning of the letter G is it represents the phallus (penis). It symbolizes the deity of the Egyptian fertility cults. According to legend, Osiris was killed and cut into fourteen pieces, and thrown into the Nile River. Isis tried to collect all of the pieces of Osiris, but could not find the phallus. She then made a monument of the phallus and placed it in a temple to be worshiped. 6. Point within a circle: In the Blue Lodge the initiate is told that this represents the individual Mason and the circle represents the limitations of his duties. Again we find that the true meaning is sexual. The point represents the penis and the circle symbolizes the vagina. If this sounds to outrageous listen to the very words of Masonic authority, Albert Mackey -" Phallus, a representation of the virile member, which was venerated as a religious symbol... It was one of the modifications of sun worship, and was a symbol of the fecundating power of
that luminary. The Masonic point within a circle is undoubtedly of phallic origin... It is derived from sun-worship, and is in reality of phallic origin." 2 Let us also reinforce this point with the words of another leading Masonic authority, Albert Pike -"These two Divinities, the Active and Passive principles of the Universe, were commonly symbolized by the generative parts of man and woman... the phallus and cteis [vagina], emblems of generation and production, and which, as such, appeared in the Mysteries. The Indian Lingam was the union of both, as were the boat and mast, and the point within a circle." "The Solstices, Cancer and Capricorn, the two Gates of Heaven are the two pillars of Hercules, beyond which he, the Sun, never journeyed; and they still appear in our lodges, as the two great columns, Jachin and Boaz, and also as the two parallel lines that bound the circle, with a point in the center." 3
According to another source: When the Satanist wants to depict the female sexual organ, he commonly uses the circle. In this case, we are showing a type of circle that Satanists really love to use, called the "8-Step Path of Enlightenment". Satanists believe that a person needs to go through 8 separate steps to become fully enlightened spiritually. The eighth and final step is the Sex Act. Notice that the very center of this symbol is a very small circle. This symbol is the ultimate female sexual representation.
Now consider the obelisk. Satanists believe that the spirit of the Egyptian Sun God, Ra, resides within the obelisk, and they pray to it daily three times daily, if possible, and facing East. The obelisk is the most recognized of all phallic symbols.
When the obelisk is depicted within a circle, the Satanists are depicting the sex act between male and female. In Washington, D.C., the Washington Monument is sitting within a circle. Freemasonry planned, designed, and created the Washington Monument. The obelisk is greatly revered in Masonry, as a quick tour of any cemetery in New England will tell you. You can immediately tell which graves are Masonic by the obelisks as their headstone; now, not all Masons choose the obelisk as their headstone, but I have never seen a person who was not a Mason choose an obelisk as their headstone.
The greatest depiction of the sex act in the world is undoubtedly at St. Peters Basilica in Rome, the Vatican where you have the obelisk sitting in a Satanic 8-Fold Path Of Enlightenment Circle. I have always been amazed that the institution which so ardently and consistently preaches celibacy for its priests is the one that has the world's most famous Satanic depiction of the sex act. You should immediately recognize that the reason this situation exists is because, right under the glitter of all the Christian names and words, is a Satanism just as deep and just a pervasive as any other in history. You can see this Satanism also by the Satanic Crucifix of Antichrist that Pope John Paul II holds in front of the devoted Roman Catholics every day. Interesting point to note is that the pope has decreed a death sentence to anyone who tries removing the obelisk at St. Peters Basilica.
7. The Triangle: The lower degree Masons are told that the triangle represents the Triune God, but the real meaning is again sexual. The base line of the triangle on the bottom, and the point up symbolizes the erect male reproductive organ. The base line up, (or upside down triangle) symbolizes the vagina. By combining both triangles in these positions they form a six-pointed star, symbolizing intercourse. Albert Mackey again states - "In the higher degrees of Masonry, the triangle is the most important of all symbols... among the Egyptians it was a symbol of universal nature, or the protection of the world by the male and female energies of creation [sexual power]. 4 Albert Pike adds - "...the Triangle, to all ancient sages the expressive symbol of the Deity... Osiris and Isis, Har-oeri, the master of light and life, the creative word." 5 8. The All Seeing Eye:Masons are told that this symbol represents the eye of God.
The true meaning of this symbol is it represents the Egyptian god, Osiris. Albert Pike states:
"The blazing star has been regarded as the emblem of omniscience, or the All-Seeing Eye, which to the Egyptian initiates was the emblem of Osiris the Creator." 6
Albert Mackey also states:"It is a very ancient symbol, and is supposed by some to be a relic of the primitive sun-worship... an important symbol of the Supreme Being, borrowed by the Freemasons from the nations of antiquity... the Egyptians represented Osiris, their chief deity by the symbol of an open eye, and placed this hieroglyphic of him in all their temples." 7 Freemasonry and its symbols are Pagan in origin and represent Lucifer and false worship.
My in-depth investigation finds that the Illuminati or freemason's constitutes the world's most obsessed sex cult. Architects and builders of the Illuminati and its secret societies have proven their devotion to Satan's kingdom by honoring and revering the Mystery gods and goddesses and are ever busy creating new sex idols devoted to "sacred" demons.
The ancient pyramid is seen by Illuminati as a structure in which the sun's rays—the "holy fire" (semen) of Osiris the Egyptian sun god—illuminate the outer structure, then enter within the pyramid's walls. The interior is envisioned to be the womb and vagina of the goddess, Isis. The word "pyramid" literally means "amid the pyre, or fire."
The obelisk, a heathen idol common in towns and cities across America, is said to be the phallus of Osiris. Not by coincidence, the largest obelisk in the world, the Washington Monument, stands erect in Washington, D.C.
The point within the circle is a symbol adopted by Bavarian occultist Adam Weishaupt, the founder (May 1, 1776) of the original Order of the Illuminati. The point is considered to be the phallus, or penis, of the Mystery god, the circle the goddess’ vagina (see "Point Within A Circle," Short Talk Bulletin, Masonic Services Association, p. 4).
The yin/yang symbol is similarly a sign of sexual activity. Yang represents the male (sun) principal, yin the female (moon) principle.
The Jews’ cabbalistic six-pointed star is yet another covert, symbolic representation of the generative act. It is a combination of the male phallus (triangle pointed up) entering and conjoining the female vagina (triangle pointed downward). Moreover, the number 666 is hermetically coded into this symbol (the star has six points, six lines, and a six-sided hexagon within). Both the Rothschilds and the chief rabbis insisted that this star be the dominant feature on Israel’s national flag.
The Jews' Talmud, their most holy book, and the Jewish Cabala are full of sexual content. Given their embrace of satanic sexual symbology, it is thus no accident that the Jews today are the masterminds and distributors of the vast majority of pornography found over the internet and in movies. Israel leads the world today in sex trafficking and sexual slavery.
Pagan sexual symbols abound in Illuminati art, architecture and monuments, a repulsive situation in a country like America, long presumed to be a "Christian Nation." The elite delight in their ability to deceive the masses, who foolishly discount the multitude of graphic evidences that surround them. Sex is, of course, a primal urge basic to all humans, and Satan pulls out all stops to use this psychological instinct in drawing in and seducing gullible initiates of the various secret societies.
In the end, we can conclude that the Illuminati, smugly thinking themselves to be wise, cosmopolitan and superior to the rest of us, are only deceiving themselves. Instead of the pure and undefiled religion of GOD, the elite dupes have settled for a lesser bowl of rough porridge. Consumed and titillated by visions of sexual hedonism, they have succumbed to the Devil's cheap thrills. In so doing, they have chosen squalid, fleshly depravity and have voluntarily forsaken the eternal gifts and exceptional joy and happiness tendered to men through GOD, and made available by His grace and love. I truly and sincerely pity the Illuminati or Freemasons. What a waste of human dignity. What a waste of human life.
Below are a number of pictures with phallic and vaginal symbolism found throughout the world.
Now many people who have visited Denver Airport in the USA will tell you that the airport is strange. There are hundreds of masonic symbols found within the airport.The airport is in the shape of a swastika as well as a phallus.Now the first picture below is found on one of the walls of the airport. It supposedly reflects mayan art and was painted by a man who is of mayan origin.Take note that the Mayans had a pagan belief system. The meaning of the picture is supposedly the female Goddess, or female Deity or Mother Earth scattering her seeds of life on the earth resulting in the growth of the plants and also the baby in the picture is symbolic of the FERTILITY theme that runs throughout this picture. Now have a look at the woman in the picture with her head, hands, legs and female sexual organ and compare this to the picture of the new Jeddah airport design as depicted in picture 2 below
You can see the head, hands, legs and the hole representing the female sexual organ. The circle with the tall phallic control room tower (it will be the tallest control room tower in the world) is a representation of the union of the male and female sexual organs in an act of sexual intercourse.This is explained clearly in the paragraphs above.
1.Albert G. Mackey,The Symbolism of Freemasonry: Illustrating and Explaining Its Science and Philosophy, Its Legends, Myths, and Symbols Chicago, 1975, p.10 2. Ibid. p. 352, 353. 3. Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, pg. 506. 4. Albert G. Mackey,The Symbolism of Freemasonry: Illustrating and Explaining Its Science and Philosophy, Its Legends, Myths, and Symbols Chicago,1975, p.195, 361 5. Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, pg. 861.
In a recent addition of the Sunday Times Newspaper in South Africa dated August 7th, 2011, there was an excerpt written by a Miss Naidoo and was published under the letter to the editor section of the newspaper. Miss Naidoo claims that Muslim women wear the hijaab without really knowing why they indulge in this act of covering. She went on further to say that Muslims do not respect the way of life in western countries and try imposing their religious views and ideologies on the western society and in her words "act as though they are the more superior ones". I got a BBM message regarding this article and there were many angry comments that I came across. Personally, I believe that only an unintelligent person would handle this kind of a letter with anger, frustration and retaliate back with obscene and derogatory words. This definitely does not solve the problem. The way to handle a letter like this is through knowledge and intellect and of course posing the facts as they are.I am in no way claiming to be a person of knowledge or intellect but I do try and aspire to be one. This is my response to Miss Naidoo Why do muslim women wear the hijaab? "It is the general consensus among the Muslims that a Muslim woman is required to cover her head as part of an overall dress code and behaviour which Islam prescribes. It is therefore part of the social system of Islam, and a manifestation of important general Islamic principles. Firstly, an educated Muslim woman does this because she is following guidance from God and His prophet Muhammad (SAW) recorded in the Qur'an,and in the Sunnah (the knowledge about the practice and example of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him)). For example, one translation of the meaning of the specific ayat (verse)of Qur'an that mentions the head covering is as follows:
Surah 24 Al-Nur (The Light); ayat 31 (part of)
And say to the believing women......that they should draw their head-coverings over the neck opening (of their dresses) , and not display their ornaments except to their husbands, their fathers.....(etc)
This guidance she regards, as by definition a Muslim should do, as being revealed by the 'All-Knowing' the 'Most Wise', The 'Most Merciful', 'All-Mighty' God who created all human beings and whose Power controls everything. She is doing it because she believes that God with His nature knows best what is in the true best interests of human beings, far more than a human can know, with his or her fallibility, and weaknesses.
The main principle reason for the hijab is modesty, which is not wishing to receive unnecessary attention from people, such as admiration and flattery, envy, or, most importantly, sexual attraction from those other than her husband.Great care is taken to keep sexual thoughts, feelings and interactions to within the boundaries of the marital relationship.
These types of attention may boost the 'ego' for the short term, but all have the potential to lead to disastrous consequences in the long term, for example leading to confused feelings, competition, suspicions, affairs, break-up of marriages and other relationships, disturbed children, and ultimately a community where people are insecure,unhappy, and divided amongst themselves.
From this it can be seen that the hijab is a manifestation of another important principle in Islam, which is valuing benefits which are permanent above those which are temporary. What is permanently beneficial is, for example, a happy marriage between two people who aim to learn, teach and apply Islam to the best of their ability in their lives. This is seen as that which brings about the true happiness of the soul for eternity, by purifying and keeping it in its pure, natural, God-created state, filling it with peace and contentment, patience, gratefulness, love and compassion. What is temporary are the momentary pleasures derived from, for example, people's opinions of you, leading to your own self-satisfaction, or, even more basically, those derived from physical sensations.
A strong marriage, and a peaceful, cooperative, happy community, where people's feelings towards one another are good, will not only provide the true happiness that the soul needs, but also, in moderation, the good opinion, physical, and other pleasures that the ego requires.
Therefore, the freedom and benefit of the soul is encouraged, requiring a corresponding disciplining and moderating of the ego, but not a total denial or repression of it.
Besides following modest dress codes appropriate to the different natures of a man and woman, both Muslim men and women should abide by a certain modest and respectful code of conduct when interacting with the opposite sex."
Miss Naidoo I do not know if you are Christian or Hindu. I have many friends with the surname of Naidoo and they are of the Christian faith. You are a South African living in a democracy where everyone is given a freedom of speech and religion. I find it most odd then that you choose to specifically question the wearing of the hijaab which is the right of a Muslim woman. Before questioning if muslim women know the reason of wearing the hijaab or the Niqaab I would like to question you on how well you know your own religious beliefs and traditions. I will present some straight forward facts to you
Shocking as this may sound the Bible specifically calls for women to cover their hair.
Simply open the Bible to the First Epistle to the Corinthians, chapter 11. Read verses 3-10.
"But I would have you know that the head of every man is Christ and the head of the woman is the man, and the head of Christ is God. Every man praying or prophesying with his head covered, disgraces his head. But every woman praying or prophesying with her head uncovered disgraces her head, for it is the same as if she were shaven. For if a woman is not covered, let her be shaven. But if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, let her cover her head. A man indeed ought not to cover his head, because he is the image and glory of God. But woman is the glory of man. For man was not created for woman, but woman for man. This is why the woman ought to have a sign of authority over her head, because of the angels."
The meaning of this passage is plain enough. We can make the following syllogisms:
Syllogism 1 Praying with an uncovered head is a disgrace Having a shaved head is the same as praying with an uncovered head Therefore, having a shaved head is a disgrace Syllogism 2 If it is a disgrace for a woman to have a shaved head, she should cover her head It is a disgrace for a woman to have a shaved head - see syllogism 1 Therefore, a woman should cover her head
"In other words, the passage means what it says. Have you ever wondered why Catholic nuns dress like they're wearing hijab (Muslim hijabi women, have you ever been mistaken for a nun? I have, more than once). Have you ever wondered why Mary the mother of Jesus (peace be upon them both) is always depicted in Christian art with her hair covered? Did you know that until the 1960s, it was obligatory for Catholic women to cover their heads in church (then they "modernized" the service)?
There is an interesting point that can be made about the Christian directive.
The explicit purpose of the Christian woman's headcovering, as stated by Paul, is that it is a sign of man's authority over woman. The explicit purpose of Islamic hijaab on the other hand is modesty. Strange how so many Westerners think that the purpose of hijab is a symbol of male authority. Maybe they know that that's what it is in their own religion (Christianity) so they assume that Islam must be the same...!"
Now from a Hindu perspective.
Aryan women had to wear a face-veil when going out. Although several civilizations restricted womens' movements, the Brahmanic custom of secluding women went to ridiculous extents. Thus, Namboodiri Brahmin women of Kerala were surrounded by an entire screen carried by female servants. "Nambudri women carry with them an umbrella wherever they go out, to prevent them from being seen by men. They also should be covered with a cloth from head to foot, and should not wear jewels. A Nayar woman should precede her and watch her movements. All these were rules laid down by Parasu Rama."
The Nambudiris observe 64 anacharams, or irregular customs introduced by Shankaracharya, of which some are
44. " Brahman women must not look at any persons other than their husbands "
45. " Brahman women must not go out, unless accompanied by women servants. "
As usual, several observers, seeing Arab women veiled, assumed the Brahmin veil must be due to Muslim `contamination'. They are not aware that Arabs practiced this due to modesty, and are ignorant of Indian scriptures. Sanskrit literature mentions the abundant use of veils by Aryan Hindu women
" The practice of using veils by women, particularly in well-to-do families, was in vogue. Prabhakaravardhana's daughter Rajyasri put on a veil when she met her husband, the Maukhari Grahavarman of Kanauj, for the first time. It is known from Vacaspati Misra (9C AD) that women in good families observed the purdah system and did not appear in public without veils ...
Contemporary literature has numerous references to prove that veiling was a part of ancient Indo-Aryan customs and was used by the Brahmins based on their religious scriptures . Bhavabhuti in his Mahavirachaarita gives a vivid evidence of purda. When Rama sees Parasurama coming towards him, he directs his consort Sita, `Dear one, he is our elder, therefore turn aside and veil yourself' [ Mah.Ch. Act II, p.71 ] [ 1200, p.70 ] This indicates that veiling was practiced during the Ramayanic Dark Age.
The Kalibhana by Grant also tells us that the women of the royal household observed purda in Orissa
[ 1200, p.70 ] [ In.H.Qu. XX (1944) p.242 ]
Vacaspati - Vachaspati tells us that women of good families did not come without a veil in public [ Vach. ]
[ 1200, p.70 ]. Some women were so much devoted to their husbands that they would not even look at the Sun regarding him as a `parapurusa'.
If the servants were found seeing the faces of queens, they feared punishment. [ Sis. XII.20.17 ]
[ 1200 p.70 ]. This shows that even the servants could not see the faces of the ladies of the house.
Sriharsha - The free mixing of men and women was considered bad in Sriharsha's works [ Nais.Ch. XV.3 ]
[ 1200, p.70 ].
Numismatic studies have also confirmed that veiling was universal amongst Aryan women :
Harsha's [1099-1101 ] [Lohara dynasty] coins [depict] a half cross-legged goddess [and ] a veil appears on the head ' -- [ Coin.39]
Gangayadeva's [one of the Kalachuri rulers of Dahala, the country around Jabalpur in MP] (1019-1042AD) coins ... the female is shown as having a veil on her head which hangs down to the shoulders and upper arms' -- [ Coin.39]
Many of the female figures on the gold coins, like the sculpture and literature of the [Gupta] age, do reflect a somewhat new idea of feminine beauty which we now call classical [thinner and more slender] -- [ Coin.21 ]
It is now generally accepted that the purdah ( seclusion and veiling ) was existent in India since ancient Aryan times. [ Alt.167-70 ] [ Indra 73 ] [ Shamram 24 ] [ Ojha.66-67] In fact, certain high-class women refused to entertain strangers at all [ Alt.175 ] [ Nand 5-6 ]. These reference show that ancient India was akin to medieval Europe, with Indian women living lives similar to nuns under strict religious laws based on their own religious values and belief system
The European travelers made abundant references to the veil worn by Indo-Aryan women and the severe punishment associated with not following religious as well as cultural obligations. This puts hijaab in a whole new perspective, doesn't it! To miss Naidoo who feels that hijaab is a sign of oppression for the Muslim female or that Muslim females do not know why they are wearing the hijaab, please do read the above and then read the Quraan for further clarification. As a side thought even the Jewish females are asked to cover their hair based on their religious scriptures. The question now stands that if we are all living in a so called western Christian country then why isn't the country governed based on the teachings of the BIBLE. Surely the Bible would be the foundation of any religious, Christian society or government for that matter.
This video is Part 1 of a series of videos on this subject.
