Suratul Fatiha - Hujjat Workshop

‏ََُْجَّإُ‏ اىْئِّسَبُ‏ ٌَ وٍَِئِزٍ‏ ثَِب قَذًََّ‏ وَؤَخَّشَ‏The human being shall on that day be informed of what hesent before and (what he) put off. (Qur’an 75:13)To inform, naba'a, is the job of the nabiyy, the one who givesthe news, the Prophet. It is he who tells us now of what isgoing to happen when each of us will know what he has putinto his life and what he has postponed, when he will trulycome to know himself. That is why we say he who knowshimself now knows his Rabb. We are informed that the waytowards knowledge of the self is through recognition of thelower self. That recognition itself will adjust one's turningmore towards the higher self, and one will then begin toexperience higher consciousness. One will have a clearerunderstanding of events that occur outside of oneself and ofhappenings that occur inside of one, as well as therelationship between the two. The human being will be closerto the knowledge of tawhîd.ثَوِ‏ اىْئِّسَبُ‏ عَيًَ‏ ‏َّفْسِِٔ‏ ثَصِريَحٌ‏وَىَىِ‏ ؤَىْقًَ‏ ‏ٍَعَبرَِشَُٓ‏Nay! Man is evidence against himself, though he puts forth hisexcuses. (Qur’an 75:14-15)At all times man is a witness of himself. He has the capacity towitness because he has within him the light of consciousness,even though he may constantly give excuses. If he could seewhy he tries to justify his choices and actions, that perceptionwould actually sharpen the light of his consciousness. If hecould only admit that he is avoiding the truth because of hiswww.qfatima.com Page 55