The mystery of Gods image could further be understood from the perspective of Gods

Mercifulness. On a day to come, all that exists in the Heavens and the Earth will cease to have
life form. This is a phenomenon that will occur after the blowing of the trumpet. According to
Khalifa Sheriff (a young preacher from Tanzania), Asarail (the Angel of Death) will be the last
to die while God shall remain alone till all are resurrected again. All that is on Earth will
perish; but will abide the face of thy Lord, Quran [Rahman] (Quran 55:26-7). As said earlier,
the existence of the Object prompts the existence of its shadow (image) which has since then
become a natural law for anything physical: the Object-image. This is a natural phenomenon
implying from something to nothing and something everlastingly. Hence, God the Object will
exist when all shall cease to exist except His Face or His image, which is natural of an Object
trailed by its image. Nevertheless, it would be an image without life as it was from the
beginning: something overwhelmingly and Masterly over nothingness without a spirit. Again,
since God is the Light, there would therefore be no existence of its lamp spreading His Light
since there would be nothing in existence again (including darkness), and illumination is the
essence or function of the lamp. Moreover, a full light or extreme brightness at this future period
would imply that complete light would obliterate the existence of a shadow or reflection since
the latter are functions of dark bodies. A lamp may exist being a beholder of the Light; on that
day however, it will appear only as a symbol: nothingness!
However, should Allah obliterate His own Mercy (Quran 9:61) for any brief time period,
disaster will be the order on Earth and in the Heavens. Thus, resurrection wont be possible
because there is no mercy to give life to the dead. This is the very reason why Muhammad (May
the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) would be the first being to be resurrected.
God is Most Merciful and will never do without His Mercy Muhammad Rasoolullah! In that
respect, there is no separating the Object from the image or vice versa. Wherever Allah is,
Muhammad is there by supernatural implication.
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Having detailed within human limit, it is time we discuss the origin and purpose behind the
shape. It is thus high time I explored the concept of imagination. It is my private indulgence by
which I prickle deep thoughts, incite ideas, and exercise intuitiveness, which may or may not
enable configuring a reality. In that respect, I try as much as possible to be original rather than
bask in the glory of interpreting or repeating other peoples ideas. From that perspective, I
refrain from repeating what others have discovered about the mysteries of Islam, although some
may be worthy of repeating for the purpose of re-information, such as the graphical depiction of
the verses and chapters of the Quran which interestingly form the word ALLAH. Part of my
imagination is that the Arabic word Muhammad is derived from a single Arabic alphabet alif
(A), which coincidentally or purposely begins the name of Allah, which looks like I (capital I
in the English alphabet; see the alif below). To make an alif into the letters m-u-h-a-m-a-d is to
break a handy stick into five segments and place them in shapes to resemble the letters in
Muhammad in Arabic. For a better result, please use a flexible rope or anything that can be
manipulated. This should be very easy for anyone, even the person doesnt know Arabic. Please
see the diagrams below to aid your experimentation. The result would look like this:

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In summary, alif, being the first letter of the Divine Allah, was coiled to form mim-ha-mim-da or
m-h-m-d. Putting it figuratively: from Mahmud (Allahs epithet for worthy of praise), the name
Muhammad was derived; from Allah, the best of creation was fashioned; from Allah, the soul of
mankind was derived; from Allah the Light, and the lamp of the Light was carved; from Allah
the image of Allah was; from Allah Ar-Rahman, Muhammad-Raufun Raheem emerged, and
from Allah the greatest message ever was sent through the greatest Prophet so that they may all
know I AM FROM HIM. Spiritually, the origin of my soul, the soul of mankind, the image of
Allah, is Allah the One, without beginning and no end! O mankind! The Apostle has come to
you in truth from God: believe in him: it is best for you (Quran 4:170).
No wonder, therefore, that God conferred a great favour on mankind by creating an apostle
from Himself to live among the Arabs (mankind). Muhammad as the image of God is
inseparable from God since there is no way one can separate the shadow from the object. What
an uncommon and special grace of God it is that the nearest to the Greatest and His shadow was
made to live among mankind: And know that among you is Allahs Messenger! A grace and
favour from Allah! (Quran 49:7). The fact that spiritual Muhammad was before man-Adam

can be discerned from the following Hadith: I am the first Prophet(s) to be created
and the last one to be sent.
I was a Prophet while Adam was still between the spirit and the body.
I was a Prophet while Adam was still between water and clay.
In other words, I knew his origin. I am his soul.
In order to rationalize the above, Prophet Muhammad (May the peace and blessings of Allah
be upon him) should be considered as the holder of the key to the door: he goes forth to open the
door for those sent forth on an errand and waits for their exit. Should he also return from a
journey or an outing alongside companions or friends or family, he goes ahead to open the door
with his key and locks the door after everybody has gone through, which justifies Muhammad as
the first of creation and Muhammad as the last of the Prophets!.