Mahomet
Mahomet était un prophète arabe qui vécut entre 570 et 632 A.D., descendant d'Abraham par Ismaël ; messager de Dieu, « l'esclave d'Allah », fondateur de l'islam. Il reçut de l'archange Gabriel le livre sacré du Coran, « la lecture » de l'homme qui ne savait pas lire.
Sa vie
Muhammad, messager de Dieu, est né à La Mecque, dans l'actuelle Arabie saoudite. Il a connu quinze années de préparation et de communion spirituelle après son mariage et avant le début de son ministère. Il a appris à bien connaître Allah et a compris qu'il n'y avait pas d'autre Dieu qu'Allah. Allah était le seul vrai Dieu, qui s'est également révélé comme étant AUM, JE SUIS CELUI QUI SUIS, le Père, la Mère, Ahura Mazda.
On the night of power and excellence, Muhammad received his commission from God, through Gabriel, to be a prophet. The only miracle Muhammad proclaimed was the Koran, which was dictated by the archangel.
His message was received with violent hostility because it meant an end to licentiousness and to the unjust economic order. The great persecution, the torture, the humiliation that followed is typical of that which comes upon those who bring a new consciousness, a new energy of God.
Muhammad and his followers fought for their right to return to their home, Mecca, and soon they conquered the land and the people. In 632 A.D. Muhammad died with virtually all of Arabia under his control.
The teachings of Muhammad
Islam assumes that the bibles of Jews and Christians were also originally authentic revelations of God, and the basic theological concepts of Islam are almost identical with Judaism and Christianity:
- One God—Allah—the immaterial, all-powerful, all pervading and benevolent
- Creation by a deliberate act of God is, therefore, basically good
- A belief in man’s freedom and his responsibility
- Life on earth as the seedbed of an eternal future
The Koran emphasizes deed rather than idea; therefore, its emphasis is on the action of the Holy Spirit. Islam teaches man to walk the straight path, and there are five pillars:
- Islam’s creed
- Prayer
- Charity
- Observance of Ramadan, the holy month
- The pilgrimage to Mecca
The frequency, the energy, the vibration, the consciousness that God imparted to Muhammad was for a specific people and their mastery of the energies of the emotions, or the solar-plexus chakra. Islam facilitates your soul-development on the sixth ray of ministration and service through that chakra.
We find that the specific requirements of the Koran and the way of life, praying five times daily, is the way which Gabriel gave, as he himself was a messenger of God, for this particular people of God to master the flame of life within and to master their energies. The story is well known of the devotion unparalleled of his followers.
This is a prayer that is found in the opening of the Koran:
- In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.
- Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds,
- The Beneficent, the Merciful,
- Owner of the Day of Judgment.
- Thee alone we worship: Thee alone we ask for help.
- Show us the straight path,
- The path of those whom Thou hast favored;
- Not the path of those who are in Thine anger, nor of those who go astray.[1]
- In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.
We also read in the Koran:
- God is one, the eternal God; begetting not and unbegotten.
- None is equal to him.[2]
- God is one, the eternal God; begetting not and unbegotten.
Sources
Jesus and Kuthumi, Prayer and Meditation
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, July 1, 1977.
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, June 27, 1992.