Reincarnation in the Quran. Tanasukh Pt.1.

Islam conveys the doctrine of resurrection for all individuals on the Day of Judgment, an essential aspect of Islamic eschatology articulated explicitly in the Quran. An intriguing inquiry emerges: does this resurrection imply a one-time reckoning and punishment, or does it involve an ongoing, cyclical process? In the first part of this series, I try to answer to this question.

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[HakidShop]

The most vivid evidence in Hadith is when Muhammad was dying on the hands of Aisha and he said to her "When prophets die they have 2 options: to stay or be with God."
For those realizing what prophet meant with Stay is clear, to stay and keep circling in the new bodies, working for the sake of people
And be with God means to enter higher dimensions since he already has a prophet's level

[joffreyguillaume]

I'm am reading R.L Kashyap's translation of the Vedas at the moment, finished the Rig, Saama and Yajur, starting the Atharvan, while at the same time reading the 3rd book of Enoch en some Christian Gnostic Nag Hammadi texts in addition of the Qu'ran (sadly not in Arabic) in the proposed chronological order of revelation, just finnished the Meccan Surah's. I always had the feeling there's more to the Qu'ran than it's surface meaning and saw signs and parallels to the Vedas which are ancient. Somehow it all adds up. Seeing your video about Tanasukh just gave me an epiphany, as if something had Dawned on me suddenly. Sincerely, thank you and thank TheGod, Tat Ekam. Namaste & Salaam Aleikum 🫂

[absarius]

One of your best videos, if not the best!!

[zimbabweflower]

I was just researching ghulat and reincarnation. This is very good timing!

[julnartheseaborn]

This is very good research, and worth pondering upon - thank you for your effort, I hope you can post new part soon

[Gabriel-ServantOfGod]

With all due respect. Why assume someone took out verses from the Quran, instead of thinking that dude made up the verses as fabrications?

The first and last instances of "AlQuran" are in 84:21 and 2:185

If you substract the numbers, they give off the exact number of verses today, 6236...

If one is to use numbers to prove the Quran is preserved, i think we see it is.

And this is a promise by God...

[raveneye]

This makes way too much sense. It would make verses saying God misguides people for rejecting his messages before make a lot more sense.

[firatmengi]

Well and I wondered why the Quran says you was dead then the almighty gived you life resurrected you than he will kill you again than he will again ressurect you to be judged ın the day of judgment even ın hell there is reincarnation I mean your flesh will burn to Ashe's then Regenerate again and again
That explains allot....☠️🔥😰

[The]

This was so interesting! Is there going to be a part 2 coming soon?

[lcixqmh]

Reincarnation is in the Quran in the form of the Qareen. If you study this word it’s root is also found in the words reinCaRNation, KaRMa and CLoNe

[celestialknight]

Your criticism of Zamakshari’s Sūrah 40:11 interpretation as “brazen sophistry” is totally misguided—as you neglected to mention the most important confirming passage:

*”How can you deny God, when you used to be DEAD (Amwātan) and then He gave you life? Then He shall put you to DEATH (again), then He will bring you back to LIFE—then to Him you will be returned!”* — Qur’an 2:28

2 Deaths, 2 Lives; before birth, at birth, earthly death, and judgement resurrection. Clear-cut, and confirms Sūrah 40:11 as well as a limited ‘reincarnation’ to Resurrection at Judgement Day, just as Judeo-Christian/Biblical theology propounds.

The only “sophistry”, with all due respect, is your employment of a Qur’anic ‘arts and crafts’ based on selective manuscripts with cherry-picked ambiguity that you attempt to use as leverage for what appears to be pre-conceived notions.

There are many other flaws in your argument; but one other that struck me was your curious elimination of the full passage of Qur’an 17:50:

*”And they say, “When we have become bones and fragments, [shall] we really be resurrected as a new creation[?]*
*Say, “Even if you become rocks or iron, or some substance which is even harder!”*
*Then they will say, “Who will restore us?” Say, “The One who originated you in the first place.*
*Then they will nod their heads at you, and say, “When will it be?” Say, “Perhaps it will be soon.”* — Qur’an 17:49-51

This was clearly a means of the Qur’an to state that God is capable of resurrecting you regardless of your composition—as nothing is too difficult for Him. There is no indication in the Qur’an that people will be resurrected as rocks or stones; in fact it makes a distinction between people and stones (hijār) in the Hellfire (Q 2:24) and only mentions people being resurrected with limitations such as blindness (Q 20:125), yet nevertheless human. In fact, the disbelievers will wish to be turned into dust (Q 78:40), but that request will be denied, since they will continually experience ‘death’ on Judgement Day as punishment for their sins (Q 25:14).

[heinzfritz]

Good Video, thanks

could you please research what the grat scholar Muhydeen Ibn Arabi, says about the reincarnation?

[wahidazal]

Transmigration and metempsychosis are not the same thing as reincarnation. These are distinctly different ideas, albeit related.

[diantonovich]

Absolutely disgusting cult just got even weirder... Very earie stuff.

[Muhammadd-yl]

you tried hard to prove Reincarnation, but still failed.
We are only to be judged on the Day of Judgement.

If reincarnation was true, the most important purpose of religion is to know about what will happen at death.
There shall be no need for Quran.
Geeta and Budhism and all the other man made isms would be enough.