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6 Mathematical Mysteries of Alphabets MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF 6ALPHABETS DIVINE SOLUTION FOR MANKIND VISION FROM A VISONARY AKHTAR MOEED SHAH AL-ABIDI 1 3 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS 2 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS 3 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS THE AUTHOR Sayed Akhtar Hussain Abidi, son of Nayaz Hussain Abidi was born in the district of Ansariya, Saharanpu, in India. The spiritual name he later adopted was Sayed Akhtar Moeed Shah Al-Abidi. At the time of the partition of India in 1947, Mr. Abidi and his family migrated to Pakistan. He lived in Karachi for seventeen years when he realised that his destiny and mission lay elsewhere. At Allah’s will, he migrated to England. He initially came to Manchester because one of his close relatives, Mr. Ifitkhar Hussain was already settled here. This happened in 1961. His stay in Manchester continued for twenty-five years. During this time, he made many friends and followers, both in England and Europe as well as various other parts of the world. He has travelled across the nations to bring about brotherhood, peace, and healing of the sick and troubled through his spiritual gift. Mr. Iftikhar Hussain passed away in 1986 and Mr. Abidi moved to Slough, near Heathrow airport, as wished by his friends. He has thus been resident in Slough since 1986. His family still lives in Karachi where he visits them from time to time. He is a spiritual leader and a faith healer, and Tabeeb-e-Islami (Islamic Physician). He has, on so many occasions, helped people with miraculous healing particularly those suffering from chronically disabling and apparently incurable conditions, in England, Europe and the Middle East. His interviews and accomplishments are recorded in the international press. He claims not to possess much formal education but has significant spiritual knowledge, which is the hallmark of Sufis. He is blessed with, the by the grace of Allah and the holy Prophet Muhammad Salallah-wu-alaihi wasaallam (peace be upon him). He had been interviewed over the years on numerous occasions in Asia, Europe and in the Arab world and he has already published two books entitled Manzil 1 and Manzil 2. Those who have read Manzil 1, compiled in 1976, were impressed by the advance 4 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS knowledge of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, which the world now knows to have become a reality. His companions, particularly Mr. Zahid Sharif, Mr. Mansoor Ali Siddiqi, Mr. Ali Hussain, Mr Mohammad Farooq and Dr. E. Quraishy insisted him to write a prospective impression of the world and gave him the undertaking towards its translation. He therefore decided to put his thoughts, inspirations and revelations, as bequest by Allah (Subhanahu wa Taala), on paper. Let the time decide its validity and versatility. 5 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS PREFACE FROM AUTHOR I am grateful for the grace and mercy of Allah Subhanahu - Wa- Taala that I have been chosen as a recipient of spiritual knowledge which can help me foresee some of the futuristic aspects and its meaningful interpretations. I have predicted from time to time, the course of events accurately but as I was unable to publish the facts in advance, it seems I may have deprived the world of an important source of information. My friends Mr. Zahid Sharif, Mr. Masroor Ali Siddiqi, Mr. Mohammad Farooq, Mr. Ali Hussain, Mr. Qaiser Ahmad and Dr. Ehsanullah Quraishy, to name a few insisted that I should share the spiritual experiences imparted to me with the world at large. I therefore decided with the guidance from Allah Subhanahu-Wa- Taala and through my spiritual spontaneous writing to express it in the form of this book, backed up by the undertaking from my associates for any assistance for its publication. I would say that the contents of this book were revealed to me spiritually and the veracity, validity, or otherwise, of this information can only be judged by the passage of time. Sayed Akhtar Moeed Abidi Manchester September 2003 6 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS Our redeemer on the day of judgment is Muhammad Arabee (PBUH) Ali is my Imam and I am Ali’s slave In the name of Ali thousand live are ready to sacrifice Translation of Hazrat Ameer Khusro’s couplet, written on the wall above the door of Paradise in green and gold letters 7 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1 LIFE OF THE VISIONARY CHAPTER 2 THE KNOWLEDGE GEOLOGICAL WORLD BIOLOGICAL WORLD BOTANICAL WORLD WHAT IS HALAL? CHAPTER 3 ESSENCE OF THE PECULARITIES OF ALPHABETS & NUMERALS QUALITIES FOR MEN QUALITIES FOR WOMEN EFFECTS OF NUMBERS ON HOME AND OCCUPATION CHAPTER 4 VIRTUOUS NAMES OF ALLAH CHAPTER 5 SECRETS OF ALPHABETS CHAPTER 6 STONES CHAPTER 7 COLOURS CHAPTER 8 PERFUMES CHAPTER 9 THE SOUL CHAPTER 10 HEAVEN CHAPTER 11 ISTAKHARA CHAPTER 12 2000 AD AND BEYOND CHAPTER 13 A PROPHECY APPENDICIES REVIEWS AND EXPRESSIONS CORRESPONDENCE WITH 10 DOWNING STREET REVIEW BY DR. E. QURAISHY REVIEW BY ABDUL KHALIQ AAWAN WRITER’S APPEAL 8 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS DISCLAIMER This book is a prophecy of the author and any content therein is not meant to cause offence to anyone in its political or personal implication. The opinions and ideas stated here do not necessarily represent those distributing this file. Please note that this book file may contain typographical errors which are undergoing correction. It is not advised that wazifas from this text are recited without granted permission. 9 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS Chapter 1 Life of The Visionary Flow of the reflection of my thoughts and my ecstatic state... July 22, 1957 My reflection said to me, "Oh Visionary, write a bit of your biography and how you reached this place". It was the time, when I was young. I met with a man in a library, we introduced ourselves and I came to know that he is related to my brother-in-law. He invited me for dinner at his place, after knowing my thoughts, he asked me to recite a Surah of Quran and told me that it will change my destiny, and accordingly, I performed the recitation. My fortune changed its colour and soon after its completion, I had a vision. "Vision" There is a long line of people belonging to different creeds and races and I joined them at the end of the row. The row was so long that I could not see the other end. After some time an announcement is made "Prophet Muhammad PBUH is coming" all the people bowed their heads and placed their hands as if they were praying. In front of me, there was a grave already built-up nearly three feet above the ground. Prophet Muhammad PBUH came and lay down in the grave, and the angel Gabriel was standing towards the foot-end of the grave. I was witnessing the whole scene, as I was closest to the grave. Then I saw all the people approach the grave and fill it with the burnt-orange soil. After this they all went back to their original place in the row. Then I heard a voice from the grave "I WANT TO GET UP.” Now, I alone went forward and all the people were looking. I removed 10 MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES OF ALPHABETS the soil with my bare hands from the grave and returned to my place in the row. At a distance of about five feet there was a small platform. Prophet MUHAMMAD PBUH got on the platform and sat squat. The angel Gabriel brought a bucket full of water and placed it in front of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. Prophet Muhammad PBUH washed his face just as ablution and with the help of both of his hands he pushed back his hair from his forehead and tucked it behind his ears. While doing this he proclaimed, "Make an announcement from RASOOL-ULLAH, today there will be no convocation and ceremony; but the propagation and publication of the Quran will continue" It took me nearly half a century to understand and interpret this vision and I did what He wanted me to do. Anyway, the respectable gentleman taught me about the Holy Names of Allah and the mathematical permutations. It was difficult for me to understand, because mathematics was involved. However, as a result of my efforts, I managed to make the 100 x 100 Naqsh. My thought said that I should write something about the NAQSH. In fact this knowledge is originated from Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) named astrology. He was well aware of the knowledge of stars, their circles, alphabets and numbers. He conceived all this through sounds. These are practiced by Bani Israil but the only difference between alphabets and mathematics is that Hazrat Ibrahim has conserved thirty two alphabets in sounds and Arabic has twenty alphabet tones as alphabets have to read and write separately. The knowledge of alphabets travelled from Bani Israil to Hazrat Ismail (AS) and to Hazrat Abdul Mutalib and Hazrat Abu Talib (AS) to Hazrat Muhammed (PBUH). First of all he changed the name of Hazrat Siddiq-e- Akbar and then he changed the name of Hazrat Umar's daughter. And in Hebrew the names can be written separately in alphabets like Wao, Hay, Waa and these sounds can form the word Waheywa when read in the correct order. The knowledge possessed by Hazrat Ibrahim is known as the Kaballah. Rasool-ul-Allah (PBUH) was following the beliefs of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS). The Prophet observed fasts, regular prayers, performing muraqiba and khilwat in the hills. The Holy Prophet did things which nobody knew about for forty years.
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