... . .post 12. Easy lessons for the mind to know the Book (al-kitaab).
The Book (al_kitaab)mental perceptions and visions for humanity ... in order for them to think of and bear in mind.
Why is the Qur'aanic letter m called miym?
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And when ALLAAH took a covenant from those who have had The Book (al_kitaab)
to make it known and not to hide it...
I have already explained much about the Arabic letter l called laam which is called el in English. Here is a little summary for you of the meaning of the letter l if you wish to catch up or refresh the memory.
Not anything
ONLY ALLAAH THE-ALL-ONE ALONE EXISTED
There was the infinite dark/black matterless spaceless timeless void of His Conscious Mind.
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.see.laa.png<--- The infinite dark/black matterless spaceless timeless void.
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.laam.png<--- Called the L. Do not say the name el or laam because it was unnamed. Just say it continuous L L L. Do not pronounce it with the tongue pressed against the roof of the mouth or alveolar ridge because the L touched nothing. The L is all dimensional. It is
L undefined and represents time (more to be explained inshaa allaah)
0L zero dimension
1L first dimension
2L second dimension
3L third dimension (This will all be explained dimension at a time inshaa allaah)
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.el..png<--- The English language symbol for L.
ALLAAH said, "be"
and the WHOLE REALM spiralled to a single point with inner and outer void.
And in the process, the axis of rotation (the alif ) was formed and the b was born and the d begun. (This lesson is not for now but keep it in mind)
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.see.b.origin.png<--- The beginning and totality of everything.
So 'somewhere' in the infinite dark/black spaceless timeless void ALLAAH made a point (represented by the letter b for object and the letter d for duration) that would represent the center of the totality; one(al-ahad) = the whole (al-waahid)
This b would serve as
- the Absolute Center with inner and outer infinite void ( the brain).
- the origin of what is to come.
- the direction to which all must go.
- the singularity of time energy matter space etc.
- and above all it would serve as the House (bayt) of ALLAAH wherein His Ruwh (Spirit) would rest.
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.laamalif.png<--- The axis of rotation of the creation. (will be fully explained inshaa allaah)
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.baa.png<--- The dot under the letter baa' representing the beginning and totality of everything. The Qur'aanic Arabic letter or symbol or sign (aayah) of beginning and bearer of everything. (will be fully explained inshaa allaah)
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.be.png<--- The English language symbol for b.
Don't worry too much about the above for now. They are going to be explained and you will fully understand with amazement when we will apply the rules to them.
Remember the title of this post?
Why is the Qur'aanic letter m called miym?
Remember in the last post I showed you the creation of the letter laam. Bear in mind that this laam is not the same as the l of the infinite dark/black matterless spaceless timeless void. The name of that l is called al and that l as I said above represents all dimensions. laam is one of the dimensions of the l and is the straight line dimension. Let is see why it is a straight line.
Remember what you learned about the vowels. What are they? Let me refresh briefly.
"The vowels a - i - u represent motions.
a = going out motion (from the beginning point)
i = coming in motion (from the end point)
u = going out motion;coming in motion; going in and out motion (from any point)"
For now let us look at vowels a and i and leave the vowel u for another time.
Lets put this to the test with the l consonant.
Remember that we are now in a one dimensional line, like this ------------------------------------------------
So if we say la then it simply means l--------------------> l a line extending but did not reach its end.
If we say laa then it simply means l---------------------------------------->l a line extending and having reached its end
Because the l is infinite (from our definitions) la would mean from the infinite beginning moving towards the infinite end.
And laa would mean from the beginningless infinity to the endless infinity. In other words a line without boundaries; continuous forever in both directions but starting at the beginning side.
And because l represents the infinite dark matterless spaceless timeless void (from our definitions ) it is obvious that the meaning of laa should mean absolute nothing. And that is the meaning of the Arabic word for laa meaning no, not, or there is not. And there you have learned your first Arabic word from the book (al-kitaab) if you did not know it already.
Let us apply i and iy = coming in motion (from the end point)
So if we say li then it simply means l <-------------------l from the other end coming towards you but did not yet reach.
If we say liy then it simply means l<------------------------------------------l from the other end coming towards you and did reach.
Because the l is infinite (from our definitions) li would mean from the infinite end moving towards the beginning.
When ALLAAH made the numbers from which He would create everything they first appeared in a straight line in the l as follows;
. . . . . . . . . .
They were named +n and -m ( for now let us just think of them as m)
-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m
There was the l and then the first m forming l---->m which would read laam (and that is the name of l in Arabic as it is el in English.
If l to m is laam then m to l is miyl (remember the earlier rules of vowels).
l-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m or
laammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. forming the infinite straight line.
Now for the third timeWhy is the Qur'aanic letter m called miym?
If we study the world, we will see that there are basically three motions which are
-1) linear motion
-2) circular motion
-3) to and fro motion
all other motions are basically from the above motions.
How does the book (al-kitaab) define these?
We have already seen how the linear motion is presented laam = l-------------------->m. Let us have a look at a diagram.
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.line.laam.png
Remember that the black dot above is a number on the number line named m. Say the sound mmm and not the name of the letter.
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.circle.miym.png
After a straight line we get a circle. A circle is just a line curving back on itself. Lets look how it is made in the Book (al-kitaab). At point m, the m moves all around the center and comes back to its original point m. m<---------------------m or miym. Did you get that? m turns back to m and the result is a perfect circle miym.
http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.line.circle.laam.miym.png
I will leave you to work out the above. I hope to hear your answers so that I know that you are on track.
Can you give the definition of the following from our previous lessons?
-1) what is the 'alif?
-2) what is the laam?
-3) what is the miym?
I will be waiting patiently. You may also Pm me if you wish. And to everything I say say inshaa allaah.
To be continued inshaa allaah.
Selam al-amiyr
Thanks for this informative post. I have been studying what you have said and from what I understand- are you taking us to the meaning of alif laam meem? I think that I am beginning to understand what it means but I will await your explanation. I send you an email with some of my explanations. I will also try later to give my answers here.
selam and please continue
