Exposing Kabbani 11: Kabbani's Teacher Claims Mankind is Uncreated
"Allah Almighty is greatest. He is timeless, ever ready, without beginning. He is king. And yet you cannot find a king without a kingdom.
Author: Abu Hudhayfah
Article ID : NDV070011
KABBANI’S TEACHER EXPLAINS THAT MANKIND IS UNCREATED!
Nazim al-Qubrusi said:
“Allah Almighty is greatest. He is timeless, ever ready, without beginning. He is king. And yet you cannot find a king without a kingdom. Without subjects his kingship has no meaning. Just as there can be no meaning for a prophet without an ummah (nation). Therefore, Allah was ready without beginning, and his servants also were ready without beginning. If there were no people, to whom was He Allah? Was it to Himself? No! A hadith relates: ‘I was a secret treasure and wanted to be known.’ His people were part of this treasure… When people come to this world, they have the appearance of beginning, but in reality they were with Allah always, without beginning.”
(Nazim, Mercy Oceans, p.13, 1980)
Aside from voicing the opinion that mankind is pre-eternal, Kabbani’s teacher has unjustly and alarmingly brought the existence of Allaah down to the level of human existence. Allaah’s Kingship, we are told, is in need of a kingdom. Just as the Prophethood of a Prophet is valueless without a nation, likewise, Allaah’s existence must have the creation to give it any real meaning!
Compare this belief of Nazim’s with the sound Islamic doctrine as expounded by al-Tahawee in his ‘Aqeedah (which I quote from Kabbani’s own book, p.16):
(11) “He creates without His being in need to do so…”
(14) “It was not only after the act of creation that He could be described as ‘the Creator’ nor was it only the act of origination that He could be described as ‘the Originator’.”
(15) “He was always the Lord even when there was nothing to be Lord of, and always the Creator even when there was no creation.”
It goes on to say in Mercy Oceans (p.82):
“A disciple commented, ‘You gave us a good lesson, Maulana, when you told us that there is no king without a kingdom, no prophet without an ummah, no creator without creatures. Allah is uncreated, and servants are also uncreated. But when we come to this life, we forget.’ ‘Yes’, replied the Shaykh. ‘It is enough. You cannot go too deep without sinking!’”
So Nazim al-Qubrusi is instructing his followers, amongst them Kabbani, that the servants of Allaah are uncreated! Whereas Allaah - the Most High - has said:
“O mankind! Worship your Guardian Lord Who created you and those who came before you.” (2:21)
“Allaah created you and that which you do.” (37:96)
“It is We Who created man, and We know what suggestions his soul whispers to him .” (50:16)
The verses with this meaning are many.
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