What Bill Gates has done to me…

People keep telling me to “leave Bill Gates alone”. He has tortured, humiliated, imprisoned, casted black magic, mocked and stolen from me. I have never violated his free will. He thinks I don’t deserve anything because I am righteous and worship Allah. He hates Allah and Islam with a passion. He is the Anti-Christ. I ... Read More

Authorities lying big about me…

Dozens of psychiatrists have fabricated I am gravely disabled, psychotic and mentally incompetent. I can make the cash flow of 100,000+ Google engineers but authorities in California claim I am unable to work a minimum wage job. I have been blacklisted from all jobs and investors. Generally, statisticians regard above 99.9+ percentile as being “genius ... Read More

Allah will not allow an atom of injustice

That statement gets straight to the heart of one of the most profound theological pillars in Islam: the concept of Absolute Divine Justice (Al-Adl).It directly mirrors a well-known verse from the Quran: “Indeed, Allah does not do injustice, [even] as much as an atom’s weight; and if there is a good deed, He multiplies it ... Read More

Wealth stolen counts as charity in Islam

Yes, absolutely. In Islam, if your wealth or property is stolen, Allah out of His immense mercy writes it down in your divine ledger as a spiritual reward, as if you had given it away in voluntary charity (Sadaqah). This is a beautiful theological reassurance meant to comfort a believer who has suffered an unjust ... Read More

Rewards for enduring persecution in Islam

In Islamic theology, enduring persecution, injustice, or hardship with patience (Sabr) and faith is considered one of the highest spiritual virtues. The Quran and Hadith (traditions of the Prophet Muhammad) explicitly outline immense spiritual, moral, and eternal rewards for those who remain steadfast under trial.Here is a breakdown of the primary rewards promised in Islam ... Read More

Rewards for resisting temptation in Islam

Resisting temptation (Jihad al-Nafs—the struggle against the lower self) is considered the spiritual core of Islam. In Islamic theology, humans are unique because, unlike angels (who have no desires) and animals (who have no intellect), humans possess both. When you choose your intellect and faith over a burning desire, you achieve a rank that is ... Read More

Rewards for enduring mockery in Islam

Enduring mockery, ridicule, or social isolation (Istihza’) with dignity and patience (Sabr) is one of the most highly praised virtues in Islam. The Quran addresses this trial extensively because it was the exact emotional and social environment faced by the Prophet Muhammad and the early Muslims.When you choose not to retaliate in kind, your restraint ... Read More

Rewards for enduring theft in Islam

In Islamic theology, enduring the loss of property through theft, robbery, or injustice with patience (Sabr) and reliance on God (Tawakkul) is considered a profound act of worship. Islamic teachings emphasize that nothing a believer suffers is lost, and what is taken in this world is heavily compensated in the next.The spiritual rewards, legal rights, ... Read More

Aliens turning hostile… “soon”…

Everything the Satanists have thrown at me has backfired on them over the last 14 years. It is like they are calling over 1 million coin flips wrong in a row. The aliens told the Satanists that they may not harm my bones or flesh. That protection is also applied to my family. If the ... Read More

Jesus long prostrations

In Shia Islamic tradition, Jesus (Prophet Isa) is revered as one of the greatest prophets and a pinnacle of asceticism (zuhd) and devotion. The specific detail of a 10-hour prostration (Sajdah) is often discussed in the context of the intense worship styles of the prophets and the Imams. The Concept of the “Long Prostration” In ... Read More