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November 4, 2025
Message #1180

Risalah Ar-Rahman

November 4, 2025 Bismillaahirrahmaanirrahiim "I will tell this true story: the message of Allah will come to an end, and indeed it is Allah Who ends it—not I. Suddenly, my dream came true. My husband feared the message of Allah would be challenged. I pleaded with him, 'Wait for Allah to close it, until this full moon,' but he did not care. Because of this, he received a reprimand and I was called insane—perhaps he was ashamed or weak-hearted. I received the message of Allah, which is not normally felt, and the message of Allah has lasted for 27 full moons. Allah has granted us the Righteous Group. And Allah commanded me to go to Makkah and Madinah in gratitude, so that everyone would know. There is no devil in the command to go to Makkah to give thanks and pray that the ummah of Nabi Muhammad enters the Righteous Group. I faced great pressure from my husband, as though the Grace from Allah displayed right before my eyes was meaningless, insignificant. And Allah reminded me, 'Do not disbelieve; little time remains.' I was commanded, 'Save yourself, distance yourself from those who demand the message of Allah be stopped.' I feared dying in disbelief. So I saved myself. After that, whatever happens is up to me, free from disbelief. I intended to sleep, when suddenly my body became powerless. My ruh ascended toward my crown, as if I were about to die. I recited verses—every verse I could remember—until my ruh completely left my body and I ceased to exist. I would never meet my family again. I surrendered. Then I saw people. I said, 'I want to change rooms; in my room I am helpless.' I walked, intending to change rooms, and I met them, but they did not see me. I called out, but they did not answer. I touched them, but my touch had no effect. I remained only as ruh—as if I were a shadow. Only then did I realize: I had ceased to exist. I remembered the moment of death: my ruh grasping people, unable to gain their attention. I had died. Then I surrendered, turning toward Allah. If I had died, I remembered how I died: after my ruh detached from my body, I died—irreversible, even if I recited all the verses. My ruh ascended toward the sky, but then fell back to earth. My ruh could not rise to the heavens, slowly descending to the ground. I surrendered, for I could do nothing. And as my ruh approached my body, I said, 'Be honest, brother! This is my last life.' My ruh returned and I awoke. I remembered everything clearly—I did not dream. For as I was about to sleep, suddenly my ruh was pulled away. And I recalled Allah’s words: 'If I end the message of Allah not from Allah, I will be made to die in a death of disbelief.' And before Allah bore witness, I was indeed made to die at the end of 2023, and I experienced how that death felt. Yaa Allah, I am afraid—if I die in disbelief and am not revived again. Only I can save myself, for this is my promise to Allah: not to disbelieve. Indeed, Allah’s words proved true: 'If I disbelieve, I will be made to die in a state of disbelief.' And I was made to die again, just as He warned. This is not something to take lightly. For only Allah gives life and causes death. Fear, O people, that you may suddenly die and never awaken again. There, you will become aware—the awareness of the ruh when it is made to die. And you will truly be powerless." Ulaa'ika ‘alaa hudammirrabbihim wa ulaa'ika humul-muflihuun Aamiin, yaa Allah, yaa Rabb, yaa Sami', yaa Bashir, Alhamdulillah