It seems like everyone in the world is waking up to the fact that evil exists… and it’s a lot worse than they thought it was.
Suddenly all of those horrifying verses in the Quran about what ultimately happens to really evil people doesn’t seem so extreme, eh?
Recently, as I was doing my Quran recitation, I came across a phrase that made me realize that there are a LOT more Epstein files than the 3 million that have been released and the REAL Epstein files are a lot clearer and more telling than the random emails that have gone back and forth between him and other well known people.
The real Epstein files are not circumstantial evidence – they’re hard, undeniable proof of every terrible thing that everyone involved in this dark, evil cabal has been up to.
The real Epstein files include all of the weird satanic rituals and the dark stuff I don’t even want to speak about.
They don’t leave anything out.
Nothing is redacted.
The phrase in the Quran that reminded me of this is very simple and astonishing when you think about it in Arabic. In the Quran it says that every single action that everyone does is written down in:
“Kitab markum”, which means a ‘numbered book’.
‘Raqam’ literally means a ‘number’, which makes ‘marqum’ translate as ‘numbered’.
Now you might be asking yourself…
“What in the un-seen world in a ‘numbered book’?! “
The best possible translation in modern day vernacular is obviously a “Digital Book”.
Oh, snap.
Digital files.
On everyone’s behaviour.
That all get dropped on the Day of Repayment.
The belief in Islamic theology is that there are literally two angels overlooking each of us. The one of the right shoulder is called, ‘Raqib’, who writes down everything good we do and say. The one of the left shoulder is ‘Atid’, who writes down everything negative we do and say.
Back in the day, it must have seemed preposterous that there would be some kind of notebook or scroll long enough that they could use to write down every single action that a person does, both good and bad. How could a scroll have billions and billions of pages on it?!
But when I recently read this phrase, I realized that it is literally all being held in a digital book. If you think about it, a note on every action you do in a given day wouldn’t even be that big of a digital file.
It could probably fit on a simple text document on an iPad.
The moment this realization occurred to me, I figured out two things.
NUMBER ONE: the real Epstein files are way more than 3 million in number, and absolutely nothing is redacted.
NUMBER TWO: I should be way more worried about my own angelic files than Epstein’s files.
For some reason, this realization sunk in at quite a deep level.
There is literally an angel keeping a digital file on everything I say and do. They are both watching me right now and hopefully Raqib is writing down, as a positive action, the fact that I’m writing this message to you – and hopefully your Raqib is doing the same for you reading it.
Come to think of it…
Ever wonder how there could possibly be 7-8 Billion angels called Raqib and Atid all following us around, making notes on each of us individually? Are they different angels, who all confusingly have the same name?
These questions must have perplexed previous generations.
And yet here we are today, billions of us all able to ask Siri or Alexa what the weather is like outside, or what the meaning of life is… and it will give each of us different answers based on an algorithmic assessment of our digital files.
Anyway…
My advice to myself and anyone else, as we go through a time where the mainstream and alternative media are all hyper focused on the worst actions of the worst people, is to instead keep your energy and attention well away from them.
Instead, pour all of your energy and attention into the best words and actions of the best people… or go even higher and focus all of your attention on the best words in the history of the universe: the Quran.
It’s all in there anyway.
You won’t miss anything if you keep reading the Quran.
As Sheikh Hamza Yusuf once said – don’t just read “The Times”. Read the Eternal.
And what better time to focus on that than the upcoming month of Ramadan.
To help us prepare, I’ve decided to open up my calendar and do a few Conscious Ramadan Coaching Sessions.
It’s a great way to get your personalized plan for Ramadan sorted, so that you can make the most of the most precious month of the year… and hopefully, God-willing, decide on some positive changes that will last for the rest of your life – and keep Raqib busy writing down all your good stuff.
If you’d like to snap up a session, sign up for the Conscious Ramadan Workshop where I share my best tips on how to make the most of Ramadan… and then you’ll get the link to book a free, private 1-to-1 coaching session.
Go here to keep Raqib scribbling:
