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Neshama. Malkut. Schlama. 11

So grateful for you guys! Thank you!

This wholesome content

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Namista 🙏

yes this a beautiful form of mysticism, there are non senses like gigul, misunderstanding the scriptures according to christians visions hidden under an Ashkenazi hasidic optic, etc

Same here but we were Venetian Jews who were heavily exposed to the ideas of Alexandrian and Ottoman Jews.

Peripatetic or direct :)?

Fphillip

Malkut. Schlama...

Uninboti nbiin tiboon.👍🏼

After this video I'm coming to both of your channels.

Ramadan Mubarak bit got me! Hope things are good :)

. . .and Easter

Mysteries of the Islamic world. The world is not a mystery.

@@jacovawernett3077 what are you trying to do?

Hey, I'm also from Leiden Uni ☺️👋

SAME!

My understanding is that prostration bore too much similarity to the services that were performed in the Holy Temple. There are a lot of laws that prohibit performing or appearing to perform these rituals outside of the temple. Even today when we Jews prostrate ourselves on Yom Kippur, it can’t be done directly on a stone floor, to prevent the appearance of recreating the temple service.

@@iantaylor9586 prostration on stone isn’t allowed because it’s like idolatry not since it’s like the temple service. The law was made when the temple was around.

@@lewiakk5844 If you believe the Torah stories and chronology, the law was made before the temple. It was practiced while the nation of Israel was still wandering the desert before entering the promised land.

@علي ياسرJews went to a lot more places after the destruction of the temple than 4 middle eastern countries and some also never left Israel. Also just as promised in the tanach G-d has brought us back with both Israel in 1948 and unifying Jerusalem in 1967

Yes! Very cool book!

all sects that claim to be islamic are a product of jews

As the Video says it was inspired by Islamic sufism he was just inspired and brought into its community

Also we do this in UK school nativity plays lol

Yes. He explains that. Please watch the video

Please don’t mind her. She’s a woman.

Jews had to stop it because the temple was destroyed

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That is very kind of you! Thank you!

Thank you!

Glad att du gillar den :)

Jag följer dig och mycket stolt. Är mycket intresserad av ämnet.

Thanks!

@@LetsTalkReligion should you find yourself in Israel let me and the community know, I live in Safed and I would love to show you around the place!

Free palestine! Free Safed!

There are some paralells, definitely!

Francis of Assisi, Ramón Llull, and San Juan de la Cruz, according to some

Sufi is an Arabic word that means serenity of the heart from other than God. This knowledge has no end. In the end, you know yourself and who you are. You are a drop in a sea that has no coast, forming what is called God. You are he and he is you. God and how he appears in infinite forms, and unlike Christianity, God does not limit God to mercy and love, they have 99 attributes of God that include all appearances in the theater of existence, and here you become a Muslim, i.e. surrender to what comes from thoughts and actions, so if you try to steal, you will steal God, and if you try to lie, you will lie to God, Most of their sciences are etiquette, then etiquette, then etiquette in dealing with God, And they say, whoever abused literature was expelled from the door and returned to the policy of the animals. Practically the idea that you live only you and God and then with time is called the shrine of confusion and then you end and only him remains,I advise you to read this book to get to know the idea of Islamic mysticism, as its idea is that a group of birds decide to search for those who created them and call them the simmerga and destroy the whole world and face difficulties and hunters and die many of them and then in the end realize that they themselves are the simmerga, and there are many wisdoms about the art of literature and dealing with God . www.goodreads.com/ar/book/show/35187179-the-conference-of-the-birds

fundamental requirement would be a belief in God [obviously if communist it wouldn’t work..basically due to no belief]..but there have been and presently are people of all or a combination of faiths practicing from what I understand.. look into Idries SHAHs work if you want

Islamic and Jewish definition of God and monotheism is closer hence adapts easier.

Meister Echkhart was pretty much a Sufi and rejected Trinity as the highest principle.

It has no connection to the tradition(s) of Kabbalah (their theoretical ideas, terminology etc), which developed primarily in Spain and southern France during the 13th century. That includes both the Zoharic Kabbalah and the Prophetic Kabbalah of Abraham Abulafia. The Pietists based their ideas and expressed them in entirely different ways.

Abulafia*

@@LetsTalkReligion isnt the kabbalah old babylonian technology

@@ITSME-xx3oo No that sounds like one of the popular myths about Kabbalah. Kabbalah is very much an intellectual movement based in 12-13th century Judaism, specifically in Iberia and France.

@@LetsTalkReligion Iberia is Portugal

We do not wear head coverings to respect prophets. To remind us that there is a G-d above us

Can you link their channels? I can't do a KZfaq search with just those terms, and I don't know these people, but I like these types of channels.

@@elidrissii kzfaq.info. That one is for Justin.

@@elidrissii kzfaq.info. This is for Zevi.

@@scotzer Thanks mate.

@@elidrissii Glad to oblige.

Gosh how wonderful is your analogy or explanation. It goes from the religious binding law to the spiritual freedom of love and life..

I love love, divine love of Allah. But I doubt Rumi actually said this. Just seems like another one of Nicholson's falsified translations.

@@zoolakes17 Every religion has an underlying esoteric path to Allah (God, Jehovah, Nirvana).. For the Muslim: 1st step is mystic journey (of understanding) to Mecca (led by law).. 2nd step is to leave Mecca (law) behind and journey to Medina (led by love).. 3rd step is to leave Medina (love) behind and journey to the furthest mosque Al Aqsa Jerusalem (heaven).. 'For those who have ears to hear'.

@@davidlissowski5030 except buddhism has no concept of god. Don't mix falsehood with truth just because it looks attractive.

The Buddha taught a Middle Way between asceticism and self-indulgence. And Nirvana is not the same as Allah.

influence of sikhism?

@@subhanhasan990tsikfm quite the other eay around, Sikhism was likely influenced by Islam, Hindusim and native pubjabi customs and practices

Yogis are not cutting there hairs for spiritual and energetical reasons. The sikhs tell the same and also say they don't want to alter God's creations that is their body. Interesting !

@@fanouth06 again, northern Jatts used to not cut their hair as part of their tribal customs, even after converting to Islam we kept these traditions but re-contextualized thorough the framework of Islam

@RC Well not all Jats, but my paternal tribe didn't use to cut their hair and beards

Yes. Sikhism is synergism of Islam and Hinduism. Guru Nanak had visited middle East and even Mecca during his spiritual journey

Sikhism took bits from many religions (specially islam and hinduism) and turned itself as a new religion.

They're all called "Maimuni"

yeah but when you have an ancestor with a prominent surname/moniker you're gonna wanna keep it even if your actual hebrew name would be Avraham ben Moshe

No, Islamic Theology heavily influenced the works of maimonides ( musa bin maymoon)

Islamic culture and theology influenced Maimonides. The scholar also spoke Arabic fluently. Maimonides shifted from the traditional Old Testament points of view, and became closer in philosophical terms to Islamic ideals of virtue and justice. It is essential to give credit where credit is due--this aspect of history is quite puzzling, where cultural appropriations become commonplace. Those who want power before anything else tend to sway the good aspects of human civilization in their own favor until the original ideals become gray and irrelevant. Maimonides himself chose to practice his good ethics and newer understanding of the older Jewish traditions in the diplomatic Court of Saladin rather than the more bigoted court of Richard the Lion Hearted -the physician chose to collaborate with Muslims so that his own Faith practices would not be degraded or made to seem strange. Islamic Spain actually allowed snd promoted the equal opportunity of intellectual growth for all Faiths. It was the origin of Islam, the Quran, (still is), that talks about the Almighty (we call Allah), as the Great Unifier of humanity. There is no Biblical verse that unites all races as Quran does, as uncomfortable as this is for many extremists of other religions. Sura 5:49-51, “To thee (Muslims), We sent the Scripture in truth, confirming the Scripture that came before it, and guarding it in safety: so judge between them by what Allah hath revealed, and follow not their Vain Desires, (such as Spanish Inquisition), diverging from the Truth that has come to thee. /To EACH among you have We (Allah), prescribed a Law and an OPEN WAY. /If Allah hath so willed, He would have made you a single People, but His PLAN is to TEST you in what He hath given you, (Holy Quran): so STRIVE (jihad towards good works) as in a Race (not to think you are superior), in ALL VIRTUES. The GOAL of you all is to Allah; it is the Truth of the matters in which you dispute.” This means that one’s virtues should not become a braggadocio or a placard for one’s character which all the Sufis knew from Saadi to Hafiz to Rumi to Iqbal and hundreds and hundreds more. Bihar also has many Sufi thinkers who wrote about Allah and their relationship with their Creator as far back as the 10th and 11th centuries. In Sufism, one becomes tainted if one harms anyone, for all are creatures of Allah/Divine Source. (Even animals are to be had in due proportion for hunting for entertainment is forbidden in Islam. Sura 5:35, “We ordained for the Children of Israel that if ANYONE slew a person -unless it be for murder or for spreading mischief in the land -it would be as if he slew the whole People: and if ANYONE SAVED a Life, it would be as if he Saved the Life of the Whole People. Then, although there came to them Our Apostles with Clear Signs, yet, even after that, many of them continued to commit EXCESSES in the land” (such as genocide). Note the distinction between Quran and Fellow Scriptures -all religions can no longer be lumped together: Sura 5:48, “We ordained for them: Life for life, eye for eye, nose for nose, ear for ear, tooth for tooth, and wounds equal for equal.” (Traditional way of thinking for most people). BUT IF ANYONE forgoes (gives up), the retaliation by Way of Charity, it is an atonement for himself. And if ANYONE fail to judge by the Light of what Allah hath revealed, they are no better than wrongdoers./And in their footsteps, We sent Jesus (Isa), son of Mary/Maryam, confirming the Law that had come before him:” These guidance and nurturing verses, particularly , remind one to not become brutish or cold or arrogant as warring people. They also inspire one to enter happily service-rendering professions such as doctors, nurses, teachers, and social workers-and in Islamic culture, a scientist -(many Muslim scientists in 9th, 10th, and 11th centuries propelled new peace-loving movements that helped the European Renaissance flourish-has parallels to a dervish or a Sufi thinker who can heal people from themselves, for Allah teaches that “He will not change the condition of a People, until they Strive to change themselves.” Extremist Muslims of today think that Sufis are just some liberal, poetic group, but they are not: they can be strict followers of Quran and Sunnah while being harmonious with all people of varied walks of life.