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- Herausgeber: BookRix
- Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
- Sprache: Englisch
What is the spirit? where is the center of its existence? and what is its function?
What is the soul? where is the center of its existence? and what is its function?
What is the thought? where does it exist? and what is its function?
What is the mind? where is its center? and what is its function? what is its relation with? and what are the relations of the above-mentioned items to each other?.
And researches about the sources of spring water in the world
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The Sources of Spring Water in the World
A Dialogue between Sir John G. Bennett and Scholar M. Amin Sheikho
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The Sources of Spring Water in the World
A Dialogue between the Great Humane Scholar
Mohammad Amin Sheikho
And the Twentieth Century Philosopher
Sir John Godolphin Bennett
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Authored by
The Humane Eminent Scholar
Mohammad Amin Sheikho
(His soul has been sanctified by Al’lah)
(1890-1964)
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Checked and Introduced by Professor
A. K. John Alias Al- Dayrani
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Copyright © Amin-sheikho.com
Praise belongs to God
Praise belongs to God the Provider of the worlds; communication with Al’lah and safety are through Mohammad, the master of prophets. The messengers are sent by the Almighty as a mercy to the worlds and a shining lamp to the divinely inspired. They are sent to bring happiness to humanity and uplift us to a state of thinking, to mightiness and faith, to tolerance, affection, intimacy, brotherhood and self-denial, to a world of perfection and self-devotion, of lofty traits and noble characteristics.
Those who adopt his method and seek enlightenment from him will be pure of heart.
Chapter 1
Foreword
Excerpts from the Memoirs of Sir John Godolphin Bennett
As Recorded in His Book, Journeys in Islamic Countries, about the Great Humane Scholar Mohammad Amin Sheikho
1-Sir John G. Bennett
- “As I listen to Emin Bey’s (M. Emin Bey Chikhou (M. Amin. Sheikho): He used to be called ‘Emin Bey’ for ‘Bey’ is a Turkish word meaning ‘the pure’) explanations about inner work, I marvel; he is a real master. Not only has he achieved being for himself; but he can show others the way and give them the strength and courage to follow it.”
- “The more I see of him and hear from others of his works, the more convinced I am that he is truly a saint and that his interpretations of the Qur’an are inspired by a Higher Consciousness.”
- “So, meeting him has been a lesson to me in many ways. I see
- what whole-hearted devotion to work can be. I see nobility of
- character and an immense power to attract and hold the love
- and faith of others.”
- “Today we started by verifying certain things about work about
- which I shall not write, beyond saying that I have no doubt that
- Emin Bey has reached a certain level of inner work that I have rarely met before.”
- “I wrote that his very goodness is the difficulty. If he were an ordinary man, however learned he might be, I should not even trouble to spend hours discussing theology, but Emin Bey is not an ordinary man. He is a saint and he has the supranormal powers of a saint. Therefore, one must accept him and try to understand.”
- “He is an altogether extraordinary man in himself, and no one who has been as close to him as I have can possibly doubt the reality of the impulses of faith, hope and love within him.”
John G. Bennett
Foreword by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud
Foreword by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud
2-Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud
In the introduction to my book A Traveler in Al’lah’s World, I previously mentioned that religion has an essential reality which can be described as the ancient love that we bore with us into this world. I referred to the permanent longing that fills our hearts, a longing for the original home from which we came, and to the spiritual thirst that overwhelms our feelings with eagerness for the spring from which we stem. This craving is veiled and concealed from us by the misfortunes, concerns and desires of this worldly life.
When I wrote about this, I was depending on my own sense of it without having any definite proof, but having seen this great book and having read the simple and sublime scientific philosophic dialogue that went on between Sir John Bennett and the scholar Mohammad Amin Sheikho, I knew for certain that what I had sensed in my own depths was a fact, proven by the amazing and wonderful logical proof offered by the scholar Sheikho. This human spirit has given birth to a great thing (Trust), which the heavens, the earth, and the mountains feared and refused to bear. This took place before our coming to the present life, which is like a school that was prepared by Al’lah for the teaching of success and great salvation.
Verily, that which the scholar reveals to Sir John Bennett in this dialogue is exactly what I have been looking for throughout my life, for I read the books of all the philosophers: the Greek, Roman, Muslim and the Western, finding that none could approach the truth in the scholar’s research, or could explain the difference between the spirit and the soul, between thought and the mind… until I was acquainted with the perfect reality in this book through which all the problems were made clear to me as they had been made clear to Sir John Bennett before me. Indeed, the savant Mohammad Amin Sheikho focuses on the spirit and is concerned with it because the Holy Qur’an stresses it and is concerned with it.
All Qur’anic verses address the spirit, instruct it, and guide it to the path of righteousness in order that it be able to prostrate itself and come near to Al’lah. Thus, the Holy Qur’an as a whole is an address to this human spirit.
Many people take an interest in everything: they concern themselves in building, clothing, eating and drinking. They leave no domain without having a great share of interest in it, all of which is related to the perishing body which will end up as dust. But as for the spirit, they know nothing of it. They take care of the peel and forget about the everlasting true marrow and are blind to it. They taste nothing of Godly love and are deprived of prostration before Al’lah, the Almighty, and being near to Him.
Without the Book of Al’lah, the Almighty, we lack reality, wisdom, and nobility. Most of our sight clings to passing and perishing things in order to partake in pleasures of the body.
In His verses, our Provider indicates that this body will one day separate from the spirit and end up in the earth from which it was created, and moreover, it will bear witness against this spirit on Doomsday, when it shall deny its deeds: “At length, when they reach it (the fire), their hearing, their sight and their skins will bear witness against them as to all their deeds.”
The Holy Qur’an,
Fortress41, Fussilat (Explained), verse 20
There were those who did not think that their hearing, sight, skin, hands, and legs would testify against them one day, but instead they believed that Al’lah, the Almighty, was far from them and did not know what occupied their spirits. It was such false belief which caused them to fall into corruption, and then to be destroyed.
How could they have had knowledge when they did not recognize themselves, and when their chief concern in the present life was this body and no more?
Therefore, you shall find the speech of the savant Sheikho – who is one of the reformers and admonishers – wondrous and strange if you do not recognize yourself… who are you? Where were you before you came to this world? For what did you come? And where are you going after death, when you leave your body?!
But the most magnificent thing is to find the scholar Sheikho draw our attention to the water we drink, and to the sources of those huge springs, such as the springs of the Nile River and the other big and small rivers on this earth.
I became even more amazed when I read the consecutive scientific evidence which demonstrated that the North and South Poles are the sources of these springs. What a great scientific discovery, in which the scholar Mohammad Amin Sheikho preceded all geologists and astronomers, despite all their achievements in scientific progress at this time!
How near he was to Al’lah, the Almighty, so that he understood and witnessed those water passages through which water flows constantly, and in strict order, to reach our drinking cups and jugs, without which we cannot live.
In fact, that is what made me say in full truth, verily, the scholar Mohammad Amin Sheikho is a man who received revelations from our Provider, and his science is truly derived directly from Al’lah.
God says: “…be under Al’lah’s Light, and then it is Al’lah that teaches you…”
The Holy Qur’an,
Fortress 2, Al-Baqara (The Cow), verse 282
This noble verse manifested in this man as a firm truth, for he turned heads with his explanation of difficult issues, especially those which are raised in the West about the precepts of Islam and its everyday situation.
These precepts appeared to them as problems, such as in the cases of the veil, divorce, and polygamy.
Besides, there is his scientific detailed demonstration of the seven heavens and the six days mentioned in the Holy Qur’an.
So, we are indebted to him for this science, for he dislodged from our shoulders the weight of worry from all the cases which we considered to be puzzles that were difficult to solve.
Dr. Mostafa Mahmoud
Cairo- on 29/1/2000
Foreword by prof. Dr. Mohammad Kamal abdul-azeez
Professor in the College of Medicine, Al-Azhar University, Cairo
Praise is to God, Provider of all the worlds, who has created and proportioned well, who has estimated and guided. Communication with Al’lah and peace are through the master of the messengers, who was sent as a mercy for all creation.
Nour Al-Basheer – the publishing house – is still enriching us with its wonderful issuances and distinguished publications.
Whenever we finish inspecting an example of their valuable and unprecedented scientific research, we witness the birth of another one which excels its predecessor, and a new witness against that age in which materialism prevails over spirituality, and people are ready to believe only in tangible materials or visible or aural phenomena.
Nour Al-Basheer publishing house was never established to collect information from here and there, in order to cut and attach it together in papers and booklets, but rather it is a house of searching and renewal because it always looks for what is new and searches for what is precious, adopting and promoting the scientific Islamic studies which serve the Islamic religion.
This book is overflowing with peerless scientific research, not addressed by many scientists, and covered only in cursory fashion by many researchers without contemplation or thorough, penetrating study.
At the beginning of this book there is research about the essence of the spirit, the soul, the mind, and thought. In the past, these were matters which really confused minds and thoughts. The second research segment in this book clarifies the Holy Qur’an’s method of adjusting the laws of life, steering it, and balancing matters amongst the members of humankind, whether they are virtuous or bad, believers or unbelievers, strong or weak.
The third and most miraculous research is that which investigates the source of one of life’s secrets. It is the water, from which Al’lah made every living thing. Al’lah says: “…We made from water every living thing…”
The Holy Qur’an,
Fortress 21, Al-Anbiya’ (The Prophets), verse 30
There exists a great, inexhaustible flow of water and an unceasing circle of water that has never dried up. It was brought into existence by Al’lah’s Might and Management, and not blindly or haphazardly. If letters from the alphabet were put into a box, and then scattered and mixed, is it rational to believe that they would form themselves into a functional prose chapter or a fluent poem?!
Any reasonable, penetrating consideration of the water circle in nature will surely show that the modern world, despite the highly developed technology it has attained that has spread across the continents and that has dealt with genes in its factories and experiments, still stands powerless and feeble before the omnipotence of the Almighty Creator.
