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One of the most profound scenes you will ever witness, not only in the series Hacı Bayram Veli, but perhaps in the history of television dramas.
After the 15th second, Meczup Murat wishes to enter the place where a certain individual is being held captive. I shall refrain from revealing who that person is, so as not to spoil the story.
The guards at the entrance not only speak to him harshly, but also resort to physical violence, completely unaware of the grave mistake they are making.
Fortunately, there is someone whose inner eye, the eye of the heart, is open. Someone who perceives what others cannot... Somuncu Baba.
Meczup Murat, whom even four men can barely restrain, remains determined to enter. Yet the guards seize him by the arms and forcibly drag him away from the entrance.
Amidst the struggle, Meczup Murat's nose begins to bleed.
At the 50th second, he notices the blood. Pay close attention to that very moment. The producers introduce a sound effect resembling a sudden rumble of thunder, as though the heavens themselves have stirred.
At that exact instant, Somuncu Baba senses something, shudders, and turns around.
And this is where everything truly begins...
Meczup Murat begins repeating, "There is Allah."
What he truly means is that within this heart, there is none but Allah. No one else dwells within it.
Then, striking his chest, he utters his next words:
"Don't hurt."
In other words, he is saying:
"Do not break this heart, for none but Allah dwells within it. And should you break such a heart, you may pay a terrible price."
My dear brothers and sisters,
Never, ever underestimate the Meczups, those souls who are so utterly absorbed in Divine Love that they appear to have lost themselves to the world.
Our beloved Prophet, the Master of All Worlds, the Sovereign of Both Realms, the Sultan of Hearts, the Pride of All Creation, the Noble Messenger of Allah, SallAllahu Alayhi Wa Sallam, said:
"Beware of the believer's intuition, for indeed he sees with Allah's Light."
And take heed: in the Sufi understanding, the Meczups occupy a spiritual state that transcends ordinary perception. They do not walk by the reasoning of the mind, but by the guidance of the heart.
And if you wound the very heart by which they walk, if you break that heart which is wholly devoted to Allah, then may Allah protect you, for the consequences may be far more dreadful than you could ever imagine.
This is precisely why Meczup Murat says:
"Don't hurt."
He is not saying these words for his own sake.
He is saying them for the sake of the guards themselves.
He is warning them out of mercy, seeking to protect them from the consequences of what they have done.
Somuncu Baba, being a beloved friend of Allah, immediately perceives the gravity of the situation.
And he begins to calm Meczup Murat with the mysterious and sacred Dhikr:
"HÛ..."
A remembrance of Allah that speaks directly to the depths of a Meczup's heart, in a language of Divine Love that our ordinary minds can scarcely comprehend.
What Somuncu Baba says next reveals just how grave the situation truly is.
He does not say:
"Have mercy on the guards."
Nor does he say:
"Forgive the guards."
Instead, he says:
"Have mercy on Engürü."
Engürü is the historical name associated with present-day Ankara, the capital of Türkiye.
Think about the profound meaning hidden within these words.
Somuncu Baba is pleading not merely for the guards, but for an entire city.
For if the heart of Meczup Murat is broken, and sorrow overwhelms that heart in which none but Allah is remembered, then, in the spiritual meaning conveyed by this scene, the Divine Wrath could descend upon an entire city for the sake of that wounded heart.
An entire city could be brought to ruin because of a single broken heart.
That is why Somuncu Baba pleads:
"Have mercy on this city."
He is asking Meczup Murat to show mercy, not because the guards deserve it, but because the people of Engürü must not suffer the consequences of what has taken place.
And then, through the mysterious remembrance of "HÛ...", Meczup Murat gradually finds peace, his heart becomes still, and he continues on his way...
What an extraordinary scene...
A scene in which every word, every gesture, every silence, and every subtle detail carries a meaning far deeper than what the eyes alone can perceive.
A truly profound scene, overflowing with spiritual wisdom from beginning to end.
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Dogs give birth twice a year, and each time they have 8 to 10 puppies. Yet no one slaughters the dog.
A sheep gives birth once a year, and only rarely twice, yet everyone slaughters and eats the sheep. The world is full of flocks of sheep, but no one sees a flock of dogs.
Here the Divine Power (Qudrah of Allah) manifests itself. These people claim they have not seen a prophet, nor a miracle!
Just look at this flowerpot! The fact that the soil brings forth that flower is a miracle.
Let us give tons of soil to a laboratory and see if they can produce even a gram of grass. Let us give tons of grass and see if they can produce even a gram of milk or meat.
Let us gather all the great chemists together. And yet, if we call them a "cow", they would be offended! But that so-called "cow" does it all.
Here is the miracle! The Divine Order in the universe shows this clearly.
The heart's eye of the unbeliever, who does not perceive the Divine Power in the universe and its perfect artistry, is blind.
— Kadir Mısıroğlu
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Dr. Mustafa Arık, an Orthopedics and Traumatology specialist, explains the miracle in Surah Al-Qiyamah in the Glorious Qur’an.
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''...THEY PLANNED, BUT ALLAH ALSO PLANNED.
AND ALLAH IS THE BEST OF PLANNERS.''
Night of The Century (Asırlık Gece) Episode 1 is now available to watch and download on ForumKayi.
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A word you've heard countless times in Turkish TV shows: "Hadi."
Today we translate it as "come on, let's go" and that's indeed its modern meaning. But the word's historical root tells a different story.
It's said to come from "Hayy de" (literally "say Hayy"). "Hayy de gidelim" ("Say Hayy and go"), "Hayy de yiyelim" ("Say Hayy and eat").
["Hayy" being one of the Names of Allah, meaning "The Ever-Living."]
What a beautiful, delicate etymology, isn't it? Sadly, just one of the many subtleties we've lost over time...
Let's say Hayy and share this post :)
Jumma Mubarak.
Fieldwork continues at the ship-shaped formation on Mount Ağrı (Ararat), long believed by some to be the resting place of Noah's Ark.
According to recent findings:
▬ Nearly 20 scientists from 5 different countries took part in the research project
▬ Fieldwork at the site lasted a total of 90 days
▬ Core drilling was carried out at the formation, and approximately 1,000 soil samples have been sent to laboratories for detailed analysis
▬ Preliminary radar scans revealed intriguing findings and anomalies that could potentially indicate non-natural objects or structures beneath the surface
▬ Researchers have stressed that the data collected so far does not yet point to a definitive conclusion, and further analysis is needed
Personally, I don't think this ship looked anything like the ships we know today. In my view, we're talking about an extraordinarily advanced technology, far beyond what we have now. Think about it: there was a catastrophic flood affecting the whole Mesopotamian region, and Noah (peace be upon him) was speaking with his son Kenan during the storm. How is that even possible? When it rains hard today, you can barely make yourself heard to someone standing 5 meters away, yet a prophet was able to communicate with his son in the middle of that chaos. To me, that's only possible with advanced technology. Likewise, an ordinary ship would never have survived a flood like that without capsizing. So we're likely talking about a vessel beyond both today's technology and our current understanding. And then there's the matter of all the animals housed inside...
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