3-Endless Bliss Third Fascicle - Hakikat Kitabevi

will or will not be transplanted on a severely ill person whose
heart muscles do not function. Heart transplantation does not
certainly cure the ill person. It has caused death to many
people.
On the Rising Day everybody will be resurrected from his
grave with the same figure, stature and sizes of limbs as he had
when he died. Each person’s coccyx will not change but his
other limbs will be recreated on this bone, the souls will find
these new bodies and enter them. The souls’ entering these
new bodies is not metempsychosis. Metempsychosis is a
concept pertaining to this world. There cannot be
metempyshosis in the next world. Man’s body, limbs change in
the world, too. The flesh, the fat, the skin, the bones of a forty
year old person are different from those which he had when he
was a child. But he is the same person. For, man means soul.
The body changes, but the soul does not. A person’s fingerprints
never change. No person’s finger-prints are like
another’s. The shape of the lines on a person’s finger-tips form
before he is born, while his soul enters his body. They never
change until the person dies and his body decays. It has been
observed that they have remained the same on five-thousand
year old mummies. Each of the lines on the finger-tips is made
up of holes arranged side by side. Each tiny hole leaks sweat.
When a person holds something, the sweat that leaks out sticks
to it and remains there in the shape of the lines. When some
chemical that can color the sweat is put on that thing the
person’s finger-prints are seen on it. In the eightieth page of the
Persian book Kimyâ-yi Se’âdet, Imâm-i Muhammad Ghazâlî, a
great scholar, says, “As the bodies which a person has at
various ages are different from one another, so he will be
resurrected from the grave with a body which has the same
shape and stature but which is made up of different motes.
When this writing of ours is understood well, there will no longer
be need for questions such as: if a man eats another man, on
which man will the eaten limb be recreated, on the man eaten,
or on the one who ate him? For, not the limbs themselves but
their copies will be created.”]
37 — IRÂDA-I JUZ’IYYA
The booklet Irâda-i juz’iyya was written by Muhammad
Akkarmânî ‘rahmatullâhi aleyh’:
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