The Risalah of Ar-Rahman

March 10, 2025 Bismillaahirrahmaanirrahiim "O Ruqhoyya! Verily, I have made you the 'Witness' of Isa ibn Maryam, his message precedes the sign of his coming. That is the 'Boundary of the Age', all that will happen I inform you. Indeed, they are still asleep, and will even harm you and do wrong to you, while I am the Lord of the Universe. I defer the 'punishment' for those who do harm and make you humiliated. Indeed, I humiliate their faces in the future, and their skins, when 'My Punishment' comes to fill the earth, the 'Black Mist' that makes them humiliated. Verily, I accept the forgiveness of the repentant servant. They give away their wealth in My way and share with their brothers in Palestine, asking for forgiveness from Me and saying sorry to you. I do not forgive them until they apologize to the servant they wronged. Erase all their slander, can they do it? While their slander is spread like news carried by the wind in all directions. Truly My Message is dangerous and frightening! For I am Allah the Creator of the universe, the Grasper of souls. Everything in the heavens and the earth, I am the Lord of the Worlds... I created 'jinn and humans' only to worship Me, and they become a 'believer' I call them, who can do that? My Word is dangerous and frightening. I inform Isa ibn Maryam how he will come, and I bring Ruqhoyya the messenger of all news. Indeed I am the one who shows him everything. Whoever makes fun of him, indeed at the coming of 'ad-dajjal' they will be his followers. Open Surah Shaad O Ruqhoyya! Recite all of it O Ruqhoyya!" Surat Shaad Bismillaahirrahmaanirrahiim Meaning: Verse 1: "¹¢Äd, by the Qur'ân which contains a warning." Verse 2: "But those who disbelieve (are) in pride and enmity." Verse 3: "How many generations before them We have destroyed. They asked for help (when the punishment came), but it was not the time to escape." Verse 4: "They were astonished because there had come to them a warner (apostle) from among them. The disbelievers said, "This man is a sorcerer who lies a great deal." Verse 5: "Did he make the gods one God? Surely this is indeed something very astonishing." Verse 6: "And their leaders went away, saying, "Go your way and continue to worship your gods. Surely this is a desirable thing." Verse 7: "We never heard of this in the last religion. (This (doctrine of deifying Allah) is nothing but a fabricated lie." Verse 8: "Why was the Qur'an revealed to him among us?" They were in doubt about My Book. But they doubt because they have not yet tasted My punishment." Verse 9: "Or do they have the treasury of the mercy of your Lord, the Mighty, the Giver?" Verse 10: "Or, do they have the kingdom of the heavens and the earth and what is between them? (If so,) let them climb the stairs (to the heavens)." Verse 11: "The armies that are there from among those who are allied (to defeat Our Messenger) will certainly be defeated." Verse 12: "Before them, the Noahites, the âAdites, and the Pharaohites who had great power (had also) denied (the messengers)." Verse 13: "(So did) Samud, the people of Lut, and the inhabitants of Aikah. They were the ones who were allies (against the messengers)." Verse 14: "Each of them did nothing but deny the messengers. Thus, it is fitting that they should taste My punishment." Verse 15: "They waited for nothing but a cry (alone) for which there was no interval." Verse 16: "They say, O our Lord, hasten for us our share (of punishment) before the Day of Judgment." Verse 17: "Bear with what they say and remember Our servant David, who has strength. Verily he is one who always returns (to Allah)." Verse 18: "Indeed We have subjected the mountains to worship with him (David) at evening and morning." Verse 19: "(We also subjected) the birds in a state of assembly. Each of them is very obedient to him (David)." Verse 20: "We strengthened his kingdom and bestowed upon him wisdom (prophethood) and ability to settle matters." Verse 21: "Has news reached you (Prophet Muhammad) of those who disputed when they climbed the wall of the mihrab?" Verse 22: "When they entered to meet David, he was surprised by them. They said, "Do not be afraid; (we) are both at odds. Some of us have wronged others. So judge between us righteously, do not deviate from the truth, and guide us to the straight path." Verse 23: "(One of them said,) "Indeed this is my brother. He has ninety-nine she-goats, while I have only one. Then, he said, "Let me keep it! He beat me in debate." Verse 24: "He (David) said, "Indeed, he has indeed wronged you by asking for your sheep to be joined to his. Indeed, many of those who enter into partnerships do harm to one another, except those who believe and do righteous deeds, and they are very few." David believed that We were only testing him. So, he sought forgiveness from his Lord and he fell down and repented." Verse 25: "Then, We forgave him. Verily, he has a very near position with Us and a good return." Verse 26: "(Allah said,) "O David, We have made you ruler over the earth, so judge between men with right and do not follow your lusts, for they will lead you astray from the path of Allah. Verily, those who go astray from the path of Allah will have a severe punishment, for they have forgotten the Day of Judgment." Verse 27: "We have not created the heavens and the earth and what is between them in vain. That is the supposition of those who disbelieve. So, woe to those who disbelieve for (they will enter) hell." Verse 28: "Have We made those who believe and do righteous deeds equal to those who cause corruption in the earth? Shall We make the pious equal to the disobedient?" Verse 29: "(This Qur'an is) a Book which We have sent down to you (Prophet Muhammad) full of blessings, that they may recite its verses, and that men of understanding may learn." Verse 30: "We gave David a son named Solomon. He was the best of servants. Indeed, he was very obedient (to Allah)." Verse 31: "(Remember) when in the evening there was shown to him (horses) that were tame, (but) very fast." Verse 32: "He said, "Indeed, I loved the pleasure of the good (horse) so much that I neglected to remember my Lord until it (the sun or the horse) was hidden behind a veil (out of sight)." Verse 33: "Bring all the horses back to me." So, he rubbed their legs and necks." Verse 34: "Indeed, We had indeed tested Solomon and We laid him on his chair as a body (weakened by sickness), then he repented." Verse 35: "He said, "O my Lord, forgive me and grant me a kingdom that no one after me deserves. Verily, You are the Bestower." Verse 36: "So, We subjected to him the winds that blow well according to his command wherever he wishes." Verse 37: "(We also subjected to him) devils, all builders, and divers." Verse 38: "(As well as other) devils bound in fetters." Verse 39: "This is Our grace. So, give it (to others) or hold it (for yourself) without reckoning." Verse 40: "Surely he has a close position with Us and a good return." Verse 41: "Remember Our servant Ayyub when he called out to his Lord, "Surely I have been plagued by the devil with affliction and torment (pain)."" Verse 42: "(Allah said,) "Plant your feet (on the earth); this is cool water for bathing and drinking."" Verse 43: "We granted him (Ayyub) his family and (We multiplied) their number as a mercy from Us and a lesson for those who are of sound mind." Verse 44: "Take with your hand a bundle of grass, then beat (your wife) with it and do not break your oath. Verily We found him (Ayyub) a patient man. He is the best of servants. Indeed he always returns (to Allah and is very obedient to Him)." Verse 45: "Remember Our servants: Ibrahim, Ishaq, and Yaâqub who had strength (in obeying Allah) and vision (clear eyes of the heart)." Verse 46: "Indeed, We have given them a special grace, (which is) always remembering the Hereafter." Verse 47: "Indeed they are in Our sight among the best of the elect." Verse 48: "Remember Ishmael, Ilyasa, and Zulkifli. All of them were among the best of men." Verse 49: "This is an honor (for you and your people). Indeed, for the pious there is a good return." Verse 50: "(That is) Paradise âAdn whose doors are open to them." Verse 51: "They recline therein (on couches), asking for fruits and drinks (in Paradise)." Verse 52: "Beside them (are angels) whose gaze is limited (only to their spouses), and who are of the same age." Verse 53: "This is what is promised to you on the Day of Judgment." Verse 54: "Surely this is indeed an inexhaustible sustenance from Us." Verse 55: "This is the pleasure of the pious. Indeed, for those who transgress, there is indeed an evil return." Verse 56: "(That is the Hell) Jahanam into which they will enter. That is the worst of dwellings." Verse 57: "This is the punishment of Hell. Let them taste it. (Their drink) is boiling water and (disgusting) pus." Verse 58: "(Besides, there are) other kinds of (punishments) similar to these." Verse 59: "(It is said to them,) "This is the company (of your followers) that will go with you (to hell)." There is no welcome for them, for they will indeed go to hell." Verse 60: "They (his followers) replied, "It is you who are (more deserving) of no welcome for it is you who are plunging us into torment. (That is the worst of places to stay." Verse 61: "They said (again), O our Lord, whoever plunged us into this (torment), add to him a double torment in hell." Verse 62: "They (the inhabitants of hell) said, "Why did we not see those whom (in the world) we had always regarded as evil (despicable) people?" Verse 63: "Was it because we used to make fun of them, or was it because of our sight that we did not see them?" Verse 64: "Surely such is indeed the case, (i.e.) the quarreling among the dwellers of hell." Verse 65: "Say (Prophet Muhammad), "Verily I am only a warner, there is no god but Allah, the One, the Victorious." Verse 66: "(i.e.,) the Lord of the heavens and the earth and what is between them, the Mighty, the Forgiving." Verse 67: "Say (Prophet Muhammad), "It (the Qur'an) is great news." Verse 68: "You turn away from it." Verse 69: "I have not the slightest knowledge of the angels of heaven when they argue." Verse 70: "Nothing has been revealed to me except that I am but a clear warner." Verse 71: "(Remember) when your Lord said to the angels, "Surely I will create man from the ground." Verse 72: "When I have perfected his creation and breathed into him My spirit, bow down to him in prostration." Verse 73: "Then the angels all bowed down together," Verse 74: "except Iblis. He was arrogant and among the disbelievers." Verse 75: "(Allah) said, "O Satan, what prevents you from prostrating to that which I have created with My two hands (My power)? Are you arrogant or do you belong to a higher class?" Verse 76: "(Iblis) said, "I am better than him, for you created me from fire, while you created him from earth."" Verse 77: "(Allah) said, "Come out of it (Paradise) for surely you are cursed." Verse 78: "Verily, My curse shall remain upon you until the Day of Judgment." Verse 79: "(Iblis) said, "O my Lord, defer my (age) until the day they (humans) are resurrected."" Verse 80: "(Allah) said, "Surely you are among those who are deferred" Verse 81: "until the appointed day." Verse 82: "(Iblis) said, "By Your glory, I will surely mislead them all." Verse 83: "Except, Your servants who are chosen (for their sincerity) among them." Verse 84: "(Allah) said, -Then, the truth (is My oath) and it is only the truth that I speak." Verse 85: "I will surely fill Jahanam with you and those who follow you among them all." Verse 86: "Say (Prophet Muhammad), "I do not ask you for any reward for it (my preaching) and I am not one of those who make things up." Verse 87: "(The Qur'an) is nothing but a warning for the universe." Verse 88: "Indeed, you will know (the truth of) the message (of the Qur'ân) after some time." "The call came to them and they were arrogant and unjust to themselves. Indeed, 'My punishment' is very painful. Can they make anything like it? And My Treasury is inexhaustible and will not be exhausted. Indeed, I have created the seas everywhere as thinkers for you. If I were to make the sea water 'the Ink of My Message', and all the sea water had dried up for writing My Speech, and I were to add more as wide as the sky and the earth, My Speech would never be exhausted. My Treasury will not decrease even a little. Indeed, My glory is inexhaustible as I am Allah, the Glorious and the Great. If only My Speech, I listen to the earth, the earth will be destroyed because of the Greatness of My Voice. And I connect with My Kun-Fayakun to Ruqhoyya 'My Witness', and you do harm to him rather than seeking news from Me, 'Is this news true, O Allah?' Indeed you will prosper the slanders out of spite." Ulaa'ika âalaa hudammirrabbihim wa ulaa'ika humul-muflihuun Aameen, yaa Allah, yaa Rabb, yaa Sami', yaa Bashir, Alhamdulillah