JERUSALEM and the Rainbow (Allah’s [God’s] New Restoration of Spiritual Perfection [The Three Blessings])

By Supreme Minister Warren Muen, Nation of Islam (N.O.I.), USA

In The Name Of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Compassionate

As salaam alaikum (Peace be unto you)

First Blessing: Before the Jewish Shofar (ram’s horn) blower gets ready to blow the shofar, he has to say this holy blessing prayer to Yahweh; “Baruch afa Adomi Elheinu mlekh ha-olam asher kidshanu b’mitz-otav vtziana Lishmoa koi Shofar” (Blessed are you, Ruler of the world, who has made us holy with commandments, and who has commanded us to hear the sound of the Shofar). Note: The sacred shofar means creativity for the people of Israel, as well as for its nation.

Second Blessing: The Shema (Hebrew: to hear) the Jewish confession of faith made-up of the three scriptural texts (Deuteronomy: 6:4–9, 11: 13–21; Numbers: 15, 37–41, together with the appropriate prayers, forms an integral part of the evening and morning services. Shema (Judaism meaning — Sh’ma yisarel Ddomai Eloheimu Adomai Ehad (“Hear, O Israel: The Lord is our God, The Lord is one”. This was/is for the congregation of Israel.

Third Blessing: Allah’s (God’s) Sacred Rainbow. In Rabbinic Judaism and Christianity, the sacred rainbow means God’s Devine Anger and Patience. Whereas, in the religion of Islam it means, Allah’s (God’s) Spiritual Restoration for Humanity. All these are well meant meanings.

When the Muslim Adhan (call to prayer) is yelled out a significant meaning is a reflection of same in unity for the ummah (Muslim congregation) as well. That is; come and stand before Allah (God), praise Him, worship Him, and show Him what you’ve done creatively throughout the day, and each and every day of your life. Failure to try to fully understand these triune (three) sacred blessings makes one’s life a dull one! So, study and reflect on each one seriously so that you may grow in spirit, which will help you to reach your life goals.

When Allah (God) gave and placed the Sacred Rainbow in the sky, for humanity to become more spiritually focused and in tune with Himself (Allah’s [God’s] presence), it was for the purpose of not having a second flood to come upon the Earth again! When Allah (God) gave man a “pass” of His forgiving love that didn’t mean that humanity was totally forgiven of every sin that was committed by man during that period of time. Allah (God) knew that man would suddenly repent more to avoid being punished than to repent for the sake of God. Allah (God) gives His blessing to the sincere as well as to the insincere, but the reward of the blessing is different for each! Now, that is the nature of Allah’s (God’s) love for humanity. So, one has to look at Allah ‘s (God’s) Baraka (Blessings) in many different ways with self-evaluation so that Satan can’t leave you with zero blessings from a sin which one may have committed, whether consciously or unconsciously, understand?

The sacred rainbow of Allah (God) is just what it is, the spiritual restoration of humanity. Allah’s (God’s) personal stamp is placed upon the three monotheistic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam — which is unity of the world. (1) The late great Rabbi Gammiel told the Jews of yester years, Israel’s life line rests upon the Shema; (2) The divine one of Christianity, Jesus Christ (Isa) told the messianic Jews, whoever has seen him has seen the Father; (3) The Prophet Muhammad of Arabia stated, whoever wants for his brother what he wants for himself is striving towards Allah’s (God’s) paradise. My brothers and sisters, all this clearly spells out one thing, unity of peace, love and charity for humanity. Keep up prayers to God and strive for spiritual perfection. Stay safe until we meet again.

Salaam (peace)

Master Warren Muen

Holy Quran, Surah (chapter) 49:13, (Abdullah Yusuf Ali Translation)

13. O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise (each other). Verily the most honoured of you in the sight of Allah is (he who is) the most righteous of you. And Allah has full knowledge and is well acquainted (with all things).