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Quote:On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 11:40 PM, RB wrote:
> To
>
> The Editor,
>
> The Prophet of Doom.
>
> Dear Sir,
>
> I send an article "DESTINATION: Allah's Brothel" for your kind
> perusal and publish in your extremelyn reputed website, if you find
> the same suitable. The article has already been published by
> faithfreedom.org and islamwatch.org.
>
> With profound regards,
>
> Dr RB,
>
> July 5, 12.05 AM (IST)
>
>
> ************************************
>
> DESTINATION: Allah's Brothel
>
> By Dr RB
>
> CONCEPT OF JAHELIA:
>
> According to Islamic theology, the jahelia (or darkness of
> ignorance) was prevailing throughout the entire world during the
> pre-Islamic days, and it was Almighty Allah, Who, by revealing the
> Koran, separated light of truth from the darkness of false-hood. Hence
> the other name of the Koran is Forkan or that separates light and
> darkness. But for a commoner, it is really incomprehensible why the
> all knowing Allah took so much time to separate light and darkness and
> compelled the human race wait for centuries to enlighten them with the
> wisdom of Koran. It would have been better for Allah to reveal his
> Koran just after his creation of man. This makes one sceptical about
> the adequacy of Allah's intelligence.
>
> However, some Muslim intellectuals and clerics try to propagate the
> notion that Islam means peace (only to confuse the non-Muslim kafirs).
> In fact the Arabic word Islam stands for surrender. Or more pointedly,
> unconditional surrender to Allah's revealed book Koran and Allah's
> Prophet Muhammad. Furthermore, Islam as a creed is a package and every
> Muslim must have blind faith in the totality, or in every aspect of
> it. In Islam, free thinking is a taboo and no Muslim has the right to
> question the contents of Koran and Hadith (or Prophet's Tradition).
> Allah has already laid down the truth and hence it is useless to spend
> time and energy in re-discovering the same. So it is the duty of every
> Muslim to accept the truth revealed by Allah without any question, and
> it is their religious duty to explain and propagate the said truth.
>
> So the Muslims around the world, who were converted to the
> faith from other religions, had to accept the entire package of the
> creed without any question, sacrifice their right to free thinking and
> blindly surrender to the most unscientific and irrational diktats of
> Koran and Hadith. So every Muslim had no other option but to mend
> their thought process according to the demand of the faith. In fact,
> most of them have already lost their rationality and thinking power by
> following the faith for centuries. On the other hand, being influenced
> by the preaching of the extremely biased and fanatic mullahs, every
> Muslim maintains that he is following a religion which is far better
> than the religion of his ancestors. He believes that he is lucky
> enough to have the privilege of following the most up to date message
> of God. He even condemns his ancestors, as they were the people the
> said period of jahelia.
>
> In India, in particular, most of the Muslims are converted Hindus and
> it is therefore necessary to make a comparative study of these two
> religions, namely Hinduism and Islam from an unbiased platform, so
> that a common man may evaluate the two religions himself. At the out
> set, it should be made clear that historically man began his journey
> as a food gatherer and later on he could advance himself to the
> pastoral way of life after domestication of animals. Till then he had
> to lead a nomadic life. It is evident that a nomadic life style is
> unsuitable for advancement of learning, or for spread of knowledge and
> education. The civilisation began when man could raise himself from a
> pastoral and nomadic life to an agricultural life style. Such a life
> style provided him with a permanent address, and this permanent
> habitation at particular place gradually led to the formation of
> modern state with its administrative, judicial system along with its
> army and institutions for maintenance of law and order. So it can
> safely be said that agriculture is the womb of modern civilisation.
>
> Scholars agree that India went agricultural well before the age of
> Rigveda and hence Hinduism or Vedic culture is a product superior
> agricultural civilisation. But in the peninsula of Arabia, where Islam
> originated, land is semi-desert in nature and rain fall is scanty.
> These two geographical compulsions have rendered agriculture an
> impossible task in Arabia, and have arrested its advancement into the
> agricultural stage of civilisation. So, pastoral and nomadic way of
> life still prevails in that country. Hence it becomes evident that
> Islam is a fruit of pastoral civilisation and hence it is inferior to
> Hinduism. Furthermore, the originators of Islam were illiterate
> pastoral people, while the proponents of basic philosophy and
> spiritual ideology Hinduism were highly educated and spiritually
> elevated agricultural people, called Risis.
>
> The reader can discover other evidence in favour of the fact that
> pastoral civilisation still prevails in the peninsula of Arabia. An
> agricultural society has no other option but to follow a solar
> calendar, as the changes of seasons, or rather the seasons of sowing,
> reaping and harvesting depends absolutely upon the annual movement of
> the sun. But the people of Arabia are being able to manage their day
> to day life, even today, by following a lunar Hijri calendar, as the
> Arabian society is pastoral and do not need farming for its survival.
> So it becomes evident that the basic concepts of Hinduism should be
> far more superior to those of Islam, as the latter is the product of
> inferior pastoral civilisation.
> A comparative narration of all the aspects of Hinduism and
> Islam would be voluminous. So the author of this article has confined
> his discussion to one aspect, the final or ultimate destination which
> these two religions cherish to attain. There is another motive of
> writing this article. It carries a request to our Muslim brothers to
> go through it with an open mind so as to assess the religious creed
> they are following, in comparison to the Vedic religion of their
> ancestors.
>
> WHAT A HINDU SHOULD ASPIRE FOR:
>
> Hindu scriptures offer four goals before every man to be fulfilled in
> this life, dharma, artha, kama and moksha. Two of them, namely artha
> and kama, are material and the remaining two are ethical and
> spiritual. Out of these four, moksha is the highest aspiration of
> human life, the highest and the ultimate spiritual attainment of man.
> Literally, moksha stands for liberation, and more pointedly,
> liberation from the unending cycles of birth and rebirth. But the path
> to obtain Moksha is very difficult, as difficult as the sharp edge of
> a razor. When a man realises that only Brahman exists in this vast
> Universe and all contingent beings in this Universe are nothing but
> Brahman appearing in infinite hues and shapes, and he himself is also
> Brahman, then he becomes Brahmavid or a seer and liberates himself
> from infinite cycles of birth and rebirth or obtains Moksha. This
> realisation comes after complete renunciation from all worldly objects
> of pleasure, purification of soul by giving up lust, greed, anger,
> violence and continuous musing of Brahman, and other austere
> practices. Thus when an individual purifies his body and soul like
> Brahman, he attains Brahman as pure water mixes with pure water (Katha
> Upanisad-II,I,15). Such a Brahmavid himself becomes Brahman and hence
> the Mundaka Upanisad says, "Whoever really knows that all-highest
> Brahman, really becomes Brahman. … Transcending grief, transcending
> evil, relieved from the knots (of birth and rebirth), he becomes
> immorta"(III,ii,9).
>
> HIGHEST SPIRITUAL ATTAINMENT IN ISLAM:
>
> The highest spiritual attainment in Islam is entering Alla's
> Paradise and live there for eternity. On the 'Day of Resurrection' or
> Qiyamah, Allah will forgive every sin of his beloved believers and
> allow them to enter his Paradise due to the only merit of their belief
> in Allah's Koran and the Prophet-hood of Muhammad, or simply for the
> merit of believing in the first Kalima or Kalima Taib that reads, La
> Ilaha Illallah, Mohmmadur Rasulullah. (or Allah is the only God to be
> worshiped and Muhammad is his messenger). On that day, Allah will
> raise each and every human being from their graves and assemble them
> to assess their deeds in this world and hence to send them to either
> hell or heaven. The people would be assembled on the Day of
> Resurrection bare footed, naked and uncircumcised (Sahih Muslim: 6844,
> 6846, 6847). It should be noted here that Islamic scriptures gives no
> clue whether Allah is circumcised.
>
> In one occasion Ayesha asked, "Will the male and the female be
> together on that day and would they be looking at one another?"
> Allah's Messenger visibly became annoyed with this vexed question and
> replied, "The matter would be too serious for them to look at one
> another" (Sahih Muslim: 6844). "On the Day of Resurrection, Allah
> would bring the sun very close to the people and there would be left
> only a distance of one mile" (Sahih Muslim: 6852). After the
> judgement, each and every Muslim, due to the merit of believing in
> Allah's Koran and the Allah's Prophet Muhammad, would be admitted into
> the paradise, while the entire lot of non-Muslims (kafirs) will be
> thrown into hell-fire. It should also be mentioned here that, Allah
> will be extremely cruel to Hindus as they are idolatrous. So Koran
> says, "You (the disbelievers or the kafirs) and all your idols shall
> be the fuel of Hell; therein you all go down. Were they true gods,
> your idols would not go there; but in they shall abide for ever. They
> shall groan with pain and be bereft of hearing"(21:98-100). One should
> notice that Almighty Allah did not say how he would raise the people
> who cremate the dead. Perhaps the all-knowing Allah, at the time of
> revealing the Koran, was not aware that some people did not bury their
> dead but cremate.
>
> The wisdom of Allah has created eight kinds of heavens to maintain a
> hierarchy among the believers and these are (1) Kheld, (2)
> Dar-es-salam, (3) Darul, (4) Adan, (5) Nayeem, (6) Mawa, (7) Alluyin
> and (8) Ferdaus. Best places of the Paradise are reserved for
> Prophets, the martyrs of jihad and ghazis or slayers of infidels. So
> the Koran says "We shall pardon your
> (believers') evil deeds admit you with all honour to Paradise" (4.31).
> "Allah will not forgive those who serve other gods besides him. … He that
> serves other gods besides him is guilty of a heinous sin (shirk)" (4.48).
> "Allah will not forgive idolatry. He will forgive all other sins. He says
> that, who serves other gods besides Allah, has strayed far from the truth"
> (4.116). "Allah will do away with their (believers') foulest deeds" (39,35).
> As mentioned above, the believers would find places in different kinds of
> Paradise according to their hierarchy, and hence the Koran says-"The
> (common) inmates of the paradise will look to the upper apartment of the
> paradise as you see the planets in the sky (Sahih Muslim: 6788 & 6789). And
> all those, who do not believe in Islam, will be thrown into hell-fire.
>
> The fire in Hell would be quite different from ordinary fire. It would
> be 70 times more intense than mundane fire (Sahih Muslim: 6811). The
> wisdom of Allah has created seven categories of Hell to suit different
> kinds of kafirs and the intensity of fire and height of the flames
> will be different in these Hells. In some Hell, fire will reach the
> ankles, somewhere it will reach the knees, somewhere to the waist and
> somewhere to the collar-bone
> (SM: 6815, 6816). Hindus are not simple kafirs, but kafirs of the worst
> kind, as they are idol worshipers (or mushriks). As a punishment for this
> fault as well as for the most serious fault of creating partners to Allah by
> way of worshiping other gods, they would be thrown into Havia, the most
> tormenting Hell, where the flames of hell-fire would reach one's scalp.
> While the Jews and Christians, for their merit of not being idolatrous,
> would be thrown into less tormenting Hells.
>
> "In this eternal Hell-fire, Allah would roast the kafirs again and
> again, and every time He will replace their skins with new ones, so
> that they could suffer this inhuman torture without any pause" (Koran-
> 4:56). There will be no death for the inmates of the Paradise and no
> death for the inmates of the Hell (SM: 6827, 6829), and this
> announcement will increase the delight of the dwellers of the
> Paradise, while it would increase the grief of the inmates of the Hell
> (SM: 6830). Furthermore, the kafirs in Hell would have very strange
> appearances. For example, the molar teeth or the canine teeth of an
> unbeliever in Hell would be like Uhud (a hill in the neighbourhood of
> Mecca) and the thickness of his skin would be three night's journey (SM:
> 6831) and the distance between his two shoulders would also be three night's
> journey for a swift rider (SM: 6832). Muhammad has seen Amr bin Luhayy bin
> Qama, brother of Bani Ka'b, dragging his intestines in Hell fire (SM:6838),
> for the sin of introducing idolatry in Arabia.
>
>
> BELIEVERS IN PARADISE:
>
> While the unbelievers will perish in Hell, the believers, though
> fallen and evil doers, will joyfully enter Allah's Paradise where
> rivers of pure water, milk, pure honey and divine wine are flowing and
> the Koran says, "Allah will do away with their foulest deeds" (39:35).
> "As for those who led the way, the First of the muhajirs (Muslims
> migrated from Mecca to Medina) and the ansar (Muslims of Medina who
> helped muhajirs), and those who nobly followed them, Allah is pleased
> with them and they with Him. He has prepared for them gardens watered
> by running streams, where they shall dwell for ever. That is the
> supreme triumph"(9:100). "He will forgive, you your sins and admit you
> to gardens watered by running streams; He will lodge you in pleasant
> mansions in the garden of Eden. That is the supreme triumph"(61:12).
> "This is the Paradise which the righteous (Muslims) have been
> promised. There shall flow in it rivers of unpolluted water, and
> rivers of ever fresh milk; rivers of delectable wine and rivers of
> clearest honey. They shall eat therein every fruit and receive
> forgiveness from their Lord" (47.15).
>
> In a hadith narrated by Abu Huraira, a close companion of prophet
> Muhammad, Allah, the Exalted and Glorious, said, "I have prepared (the
> paradise) for My pious servants which no eye has ever seen, no ear has
> ever heard, and no human heart has ever perceived but it is testified
> by the book of Allah. … No soul knows what comfort has been concealed
> from them, as a reward for what they did" (Sahih Muslim: 6779, 6780,
> 6781, 6782 & 6783).
>
> "In paradise, there is a street to which they (the inmates of
> paradise) would come every Friday, the north wind will blow and would
> scatter fragrance on their faces and on their clothes and would add to
> their beauty and loveliness"(Sahih Muslim: 6792). "In paradise, there
> is a tree under the shadow of which a rider of a fine and swift footed
> horse would travel for a hundred years without covering the distance
> completely" (Sahih Muslim: 6784, 6785, 6786 & 6787). "In paradise
> there would be for a believer a tent made of a single hollowed pearl
> the breath of which would be sixty miles" (Sahih
> Muslim: 6804). "… the breath of which would be sixty miles from all sides"
> (Sahih Muslim: 6805). "The height of which would be sixty miles. In each
> corner, there would be a family of the believer, out of sight of the other"
> (Sahih Muslim: 6806). "In paradise there would be two rivers Saiban and
> Jaiban. Beside that, people would find Euphrates and Nile are all among the
> rivers of paradise" (Sahih uslimM: 6807).
>
> To describe Islamic Paradise, Sir W. Muir writes, "Rest and passive
> enjoyment; verdant gardens watered by murmuring rivulets, wherein the
> believers, clothed in green silk brocades and silver ornaments, repose
> beneath the wide-spreading shade on couches well furnished with
> cushions and carpets, drink the sweet waters of the fountains, and
> quaff aromatic wines such as the Arab loved from goblets placed before
> them or handed round in silver cups resplendent as glass by beautiful
> youths; while clusters fruit hang close by inviting the hand to gather
> them; - such is the paradise framed to captivate the inhabitant of the
> thirsty sterile Mecca". Another element is soon added to complete the
> Paradise of the pleasure-loving Arabs –"Theirs shall be gardens and
> vineyards, and damsels with swelling bosoms, of an equal age, and a
> full cup" (78,31). "In the oft described shady garden 'with fruits
> and meats, and beakers of wine causing not the head to ache, neither
> disturbing the reason", these damsels of the paradise are introduced
> as "Lovely large-eyed girls resembling pearls hidden in their shells,
> a reward for that which the faithful have wrought. …Verily We have
> created them of a rare creation; We have made them virgins,
> fascinating, of an equal age" (52:21).
>
> The believers after entering Paradise would assume completely changed
> appearances and hence the hadith of Sahih Muslim says, "The (members)
> of the first group to get into the paradise would have their faces as
> bright as full moon during the night, and the next group would have
> their faces as bright as the shining stars in the sky" (Sahih Muslim:
> 6793). Not only their appearances but also their physiology as well
> as metabolic activities would also be greatly altered. "The members of
> the first group that would be admitted to the paradise would have
> their faces as bright as the full moon during the night. They would
> neither spit nor suffer catarrh, nor void excrement. They would have
> their utensils and their combs made of gold and silver and the fuel of
> their braziers would be aloes and their sweat will be musk and every
> one of them would have two spouses (so beautiful) that the marrow of
> their shanks would be visible through the flesh. There would be no
> dissension amongst them and no enmity in their hearts".(Sahih Muslim:
> 6797, 6798, 6800). "They (the dwellers of paradise) would neither pass
> water, nor void excrement, nor will they suffer from catarrh, nor will
> they spit, and their combs would be made of gold, and their sweat will
> be musk, the fuel of their brazier will be aloes, and their wives will
> be large-eyed maidens and their form would be alike as one single
> person after the form of their father (Adam) sixty cubits tall" (Sahih
> Muslim: 6795, 6796).
>
> To describe His Paradise, Allah, in Koran, says, "The righteous shall
> surely dwell in bliss. Reclining upon soft couches they will gaze
> around them; and in their faces you shall mark the glow of joy. They
> shall drink of a pure wine, securely sealed, whose very dregs are
> musk, for this let all men emulously strive; a wine tempered with the
> waters of Tasnim, a spring at which the favoured will refresh
> themselves" (36.5-22).
>
> "But the true servants of Allah shall be well provided for, feasting
> on fruit, and honoured in the gardens of delight. Reclining face to
> face upon soft couches, they shall be served with a goblet filled at a
> gushing fountain, white and delicious to those who drink. It will
> neither dull their senses nor befuddle them" (37: 47). "As for the
> righteous, they shall surely triumph. Theirs shall be gardens and
> vineyards, and high-bosomed maidens for
> companions: a truly overflowing cup" (78: 31).
>
> "But in fair gardens the righteous shall dwell in bliss, rejoicing in
> what their Lord will give them. They shall recline on couches ranged
> in rows. To dark-eyes houris, We shall wed them. Fruits we shall give
> them, and such meats as they desire. They will pass from hand to hand
> a cup inspiring no idle talk, no sinful urge; and there shall wait on
> them young boys of their own as Fair as virgin pearls" (52:17-24).
> "But for those that fear the majesty of their Lord there are two
> gardens planted with shady trees. Which of your Lord's blessings would
> you deny? Each is watered by a flowing spring. Each bears every kind
> of fruit in pairs. They shall recline on couches lined with thick
> brocade, and within their reach will hang the fruits of both gardens."
> (55: 46-55)
>
> "The righteous shall drink of a cup tempered at the Camphor Fountain,
> a gushing spring at which the servants of Allah will refresh
> themselves: Allah will, reward them for their steadfastness with robes
> of silk and the delights of Paradise. Reclining there upon soft
> couches, they shall feel neither the scorching heat nor the biting
> cold. Trees will spread their shade around them, and fruits will hang
> in clusters over them. They shall be served with silver dishes, and
> beakers as large as goblets; silver goblets which they themselves
> shall measure; and cups brim-full with ginger- flavoured water from
> the Fount of Selsabil." (76:5-18) "On that day there shall be radiant
> laces, of men well-pleased with their labours, in a lofty garden.
> There they shall hear no idle talk. A gushing fountain shall be there,
> and raised soft couches with goblets placed before them; silken
> cushions ranged in order and carpets richly spread" (88:8-16).
>
> "The righteous shall surely dwell in bliss. Reclining upon soft
> couches they will gaze around them: and in their faces you shall mark
> the glow of joy. They shall drink pure wine, securely sealed, whose
> very dregs are musk, for this let all men emulously strive; a wine
> tempered with the waters of Tasnim, a spring at which the favoured
> will refresh themselves".
> (83:22-28)
>
> HOURIES
>
> The chief attractions of Allah's Paradise are houries or Heavenly
> damsels, who are virgins, chaste, dark eyed with swelling bosoms
> (perhaps comparable to Uhud) and never become older than 16 and the
> Koran says, "as for the righteous, they shall surely triumph. Theirs
> shall be gardens and vineyards, and high-bosomed maidens for
> companions: a truly overflowing cup" (78:31-34). "They shall sit with
> bashful, dark-eyed virgins, as chaste as the sheltered eggs of
> ostriches. Surely that is the supreme triumph. Let every man labour to
> achieve it" (37; 48-50).
>
> "And theirs shall be dark-eyed houris, chaste as hidden pearls: a
> guerdon for their deeds. They shall recline on couches raised on high
> in the shade of thornless sidrahs and clusters of talh; amidst gushing
> waters and abundant fruits, unforbidden. never-ending. We created
> houris and made them virgins, loving companions for those on the right
> hand: a multitude from the men of old, and a multitude from the
> later". (56:22-40). "They (the dwellers of Paradise) shall live with
> bashful virgins whom neither man nor jinnee will have touched before.
> They would be virgins, as fair as corals and rubies. Which of your
> Lord's blessings would you deny? And beside these there shall be two
> other gardens of darkest green. A gushing fountain shall flow in each.
> Each planted with fruit-trees, the palm and the pomegranate. In each
> there shall be virgins chaste and fair. Which of your Lord's blessings
> would you deny? Dark-eyed virgins sheltered in their tents whom
> neither man nor jinnee will have touched before. They shall recline on
> green cushions and rich carpets. Which of your Lord's blessings would
> you deny? Blessed be the name of your Lord, the Lord of majesty and
> glory!" (55:56-78).
>
> "As for the righteous, they shall dwell in peace together amidst
> gardens and fountains, arrayed in rich silks and fine brocade. Yes,
> and we shall wed them, to dark-eyed houris. Secure against all ills,
> they shall call for every kind of fruit; and, having died once, they
> shall die no more. Your Lord will, through His mercy, shield them from
> the scourge of Hell. That will be the supreme triumph." (44:51-57)
> "There would be an announcer in Paradise who would make this
> announcement: Verily, there is in store for you
> (everlasting) health and that you should never fall ill and that you live
> (for ever) and do not die at all. And that you would remain young and never
> grow old. …This is Paradise. You have been made to inherit it for what you
> used to do" (Sahih Muslim: 6803).
>
> Regarding these houris, Sir W. Muir says "It is remarkable that the
> notices in the Koran of this voluptuous paradise are almost confined
> to a time when, whatever the tendency of his desires, Mohammad was
> living a chaste and temperate life with a wife threescore years of
> age" (Life of Mahomet, Voice of India, New Delhi, 1992, pp-76). There
> is another point to note. So long the Prophet lived in Mecca with his
> only wife Khadija, houris were simply rewards of Allah. But later,
> after the death of Khadija, when the Prophet started marrying several
> wives, houris became legal wives. So Allah said, "Every person would
> have two wives and the marrow of their shanks would glimmer beneath
> the flesh and there would be none without a wife in paradise" (Sahih
> Muslim: 6793).
>
> It is not clearly specified how many of these heavenly
> damsels a believer in Paradise would get. As quoted above, somewhere
> Allah says that each believer would get two houries as their wives.
> Somewhere Allah promises many, e.g. He allots 72 of them for the
> saheeds (or martyrs), who die in fighting for Allah's cause. But
> extreme sensuality of the Prophet of Arabia has been reflected in a
> hadith narrated by Abu Huraira, that says, even the most wretched, the
> most fallen believer in Allah's Paradise would own a vast compound
> which would contain seventy mansions of pearls, every mansion would
> contain seventy houses of rubies, every house would have seventy rooms
> of emeralds, every room would contain seventy couches, and every couch
> would be covered with seventy carpets of every colour, and a houri
> would be sitting on each carpet. Furthermore, every such above
> mentioned rooms would have seventy tables laid out, and on every table
> there would be seventy dishes of seventy colours and every room would
> also have seventy maid slaves. Every believer would have the
> capability of copulating with each of these houris and maids. Simple
> calculations will show that the believer will get (70 x 70 x 70 x 70 x
> 70=) 1,680,700,000 or 1.6807 billion houris.(Ram Swarup, Understanding
> Islam Through Hadis, Voice of India, New Delhi, 1983, p-205).
>
> According another hadith narrated by Abu Sa'id, all these
> women would put on see-through garments. "Each houri will have seventy
> garments, but the believer will be able to look through them and see
> the marrow of the bones of her legs". Every houri will have a crown on
> her head, the meanest pearl of which would give light between the east
> and the west. According to another tradition mentioned by Aldous
> Huxley, every orgasm in Allah's Paradise would last for 600 years
> (Aldous Huxley, Moksha, Chatto & Windus, London, 1980, p-112).
>
> GELEMANS
>
> Perhaps no worldly brothel has quite a good stock of young
> boys, to be offered to the customers to do sodomy. But in the Islamic
> Paradise, by the grace of most merciful Allah, each and every believer
> will be supplied with plenty of most charming, beautiful and obedient
> Heavenly young boys, called gelemans, to do sodomy with them, and
> hence the Koran says, "They shall be attended by boys graced with
> eternal youth, who to the beholder's eyes will seem like sprinkled
> pearls. When you gaze upon that scene you will behold a kingdom
> blissful and glorious. They shall be arrayed in garments of fine green
> silk and rich brocade, and adorned with bracelets of silver. Their
> Lord will give them pure beverages to drink. Thus you shall be
> rewarded; your high endeavours are gratifying to Allah" (76:19-22).
>
> "They shall be brought near to their Lord in the gardens of delight.
> They shall recline on jewelled couches face to face, and there shall
> wait on them immortal youths with bowls and ewers and a cup of purest
> wine, that will neither pain their heads nor take away their reason;
> with fruits of their own choice and flesh of fowls that they relish"
> (56: 11-21).
>
> How many of these heavenly boys or gelemans a believer will
> own in Allah's Paradise? A tradition says that every believer in
> Paradise, irrespective of his hierarchy, will own 1000 gelemans.
> According to another hadith narrated by Anas, everyone will get 10,000
> slaves. According to a hadith narrated by Abu Sa'id, the number of
> slave boys, a believer will own, will be not less than 1000 and not
> more than 80,000 (Ram Swarup, ibid, p-205).
>
> From the above discussions it becomes evident that Most
> Merciful Allah offers, in the name of Paradise, a super luxury and
> five star brothel to His beloved believers. There are three main
> aspects of a mundane brothel and they are (1) good food, (2) good wine
> and (3) charming women and Allah's brothel called Paradise provides
> all the three in profuse quantities and that too absolutely free of
> cost. In addition to that, the articles in Allah's brothel would bear
> some divine qualities which can never be obtained in a worldly
> brothel. To mention a few are, (a) wine in Allah's brothel does not
> cause the head to ache, (b) that wine would be securely sealed, whose
> very dregs are musk, (c) the visitors of Allah's brothel would neither
> pass water, nor void excrement, nor will they suffer from catarrh, nor
> will they spit, (d) they would eat divine fruits and desired
> preparations of meat, (e) the dark-eyed women of Allah's brothel would
> always remain virgins and chaste, (f) they would not get older than
> sweet sixteen, (g) they would wear see-through garments, (h) the
> visitors of the Allah's brothel would be able to see the marrow of
> their bones, and above all (i) every orgasm in Allah's brothel with
> these heavenly damsels would last for 600 years. In addition to all
> the above mentioned facilities, Allah's brothel would offer another
> unique amenity. The visitors would be provided with pretty young boys,
> who would never be older than 16, for doing sodomy. Most importantly,
> Allah will provide all these facilities absolutely free of cost. One
> should also notice the tremendous insult that has been committed to
> woman virtue in Alla's Paradise.
>
> SOME OTHER FEATURES OF ALLAH'S BROTHEL:
>
> A Bengali author, Mr. A T M Rafiqul Hasan, in his book Aat Behest O
> Saat Dojokh (Eight kinds of Heaven and Seven Kinds of Hell, Muslim
> Library, Calcutta, 2003), has clarified some other rare aspects of
> Allah's brothel. For example, a grape of Allah's Paradise would
> contain enough juice to fill up a cask and a date palm of Paradise
> would be as long as twelve cubits that would not bear any seed. The
> trees in Allah's Paradise would be capable of playing any kind of
> movement including walking. If an inmate of Paradise desires to taste
> a fruit, even of a distant tree, the tree would come near to him and
> push the desired fruit into his mouth.
> It has been mentioned above that a visitor of Allah's
> brothel would be able to copulate with billions of heavenly damsels or
> houris. But what would be the nature of... |
