Ali Sina - Understanding Muhammad

Understanding Muhammad
roughly ten times longer than the distance between the Moon and the Earth] He
commanded 100,000 battalions and passed his time in writing in an immense
book the names of those dying or being born. [Maybe someone should donate a
computer to Azrail and relieve him of his burden] He saw the Angel of Tears
who wept for the sins of the world; the Angel of Vengeance with brazen face,
covered with warts, who presides over the elements of fire and sits on a throne
of flames; and another immense angel made up half of snow and half of fire
surrounded by a heavenly choir continually crying: `O God, Thou hast united
snow and fire, united all Thy servants in obedience to Thy Laws. In the seventh
heaven where the souls of the just resided was an angel larger than the entire
world, with 70,000 heads; each head had 70,000 mouths, each mouth had 70,000
tongues and each tongue spoke in 70,000 different idioms singing endlessly the
praises of the Most High.’” 184
Muhammad possessed an extraordinary imaginative power. However his
thinking was warped. Such a creature cannot even be envisioned, let alone come
to the realm of existence.
• Muhammad sees an angel larger than the world, which in itself is an
oxymoron.
• This angel has 70,000 heads; each head has 70,000 faces. (He has
4,900,000,000 faces)
• Each face has 70,000 mouths (He has 343,000,000,000,000 mouths)
• Each mouth has 70,000 tongues (He has 24,010,000,000,000,000,000
tongues)
• Each tongue speaks 70,000 idioms (He speaks
1,680,700,000,000,000,000,000,000 different idioms. i.e. more than 1.68
septilion idioms.
Why would Allâh need to create such a monstrosity, just to praise him
endlessly in that many languages Such a creature can only be envisioned by
someone suffering from severe hallucinations. Imagine someone filling his
house with lots of computers and tape recorders and programming them to
praise him all the time in all the languages. Wouldn’t that be insane Allâh is the
personification of Muhammad’s alter ego and everything he wanted to be.
Allâh’s psychology reflects that of Muhammad. As a narcissist, he had an
184 Muhammad Husayn Haykal (1888, 1956): The Life of Muhammad, translated by Isma'il
Razi A. al-Faruqi. ISBN: 0892591374 Chapter 8: From the Violation of the Boycott to al Isra'.
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