بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْم

Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim

In the Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

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Opening: What Part of Divine Love Do You Represent?

Before anything else, I need to step back and look honestly at myself.
At my actions.
At my anger.
At my contribution to this world.
At the state of my heart.

I have realized that too much of what I say and do is coming from a broken mirror,
from a heart that has been bruised by this world,
from a soul that has not spent enough time sitting with God,
speaking to God,
listening to God,
and polishing itself with His remembrance.

And so, I have decided to take a step back.

Not from responsibility,
not from truth,
but from the noise that has been clouding my heart.

Because if the mirror is cracked,
the reflection will be distorted.
If the heart is dusty,
the light cannot pass through it.
If the soul is distracted,
Divine Love cannot flow through it.

I want to represent a part of Divine Love
that is sincere,
calm,
gentle,
pure,
merciful,
and God-centered.

But I cannot do that without repolishing my heart,
cleansing it,
softening it,
and returning it to its source.

I need time to reconnect my lines with the Creator.
I need to repair the telephone wires of my heart
so that the signal is clear,
so that I am connected,
so that nothing in me is louder than God.

So I will be taking time off—
time to reflect,
to return to the Qur’an,
to rewrite my soul,
to heal whatever is broken inside,
to clean whatever has darkened,
to purify whatever has been compromised.

Because the truth is simple:

If your heart is not connected to God,
you cannot represent Divine Love.

And Divine Love is not part-time.
It is not seasonal.
It is not selective.
It is a way of being,
a way of seeing,
a way of speaking,
a way of living.

So I will be stepping away for a moment—
to reconnect,
to refine,
to rediscover the heart I once had,
and to rebuild the heart I am meant to have.

And while I take this journey inward,
I invite you to ask yourself the same question:

What part of Divine Love do you represent?

Because in the end,
our entire life will be a reflection
of what our heart was connected to.

THE BOOK OF DIVINE LOVE

A Mirror for Hearts Seeking God

There is a kind of love walking in this world that most people have never tasted.
A love that does not come from desire, from ego, from transaction, or from benefit.
A love that has nothing to do with “you” or “me,”
and everything to do with Him.

This is Divine Love — ḥubb lillāh, ḥubb fīllāh, ḥubb bi’llāh.
Love for Allah,
love because of Allah,
love through Allah.

It is a love that lifts you above the world
while keeping your feet rooted in mercy, patience, and dignity.

Most of humanity has forgotten this love.
But the door has never closed.

1. What Is Divine Love?

Divine Love is not emotion.
It is not poetry.
It is not romance.
It is not attachment.

Divine Love is a direction.

It means:

• Loving people because Allah created them.

• Honoring them because Allah honored the children of Adam.

• Seeing the light of the Creator shining through their eyes.

• Speaking to them with gentleness because Allah is Gentle.

• Forgiving them because Allah forgives you.

• Hoping for their salvation because Allah loves guidance.

Divine Love is a form of worship.
It is a path to God, not to people.

Rumi said:
“Love is the bridge between you and everything.”

But he did not mean worldly love.
He meant love that takes your hand and walks you toward the One
who has never stopped loving you.

The Foundation of Divine Love: Qur’an and Hadith

“Allah will bring a people whom He loves and who love Him.”

This is the beginning of the path.
Not everyone is chosen.
Not everyone is willing.

Those whom Allah loves become:

• Gentle with creation

• Courageous against injustice

• Connected even when the world is dark

• Unafraid of criticism

• Fixed on pleasing Allah

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“The strongest bond of faith is to love for the sake of Allah
and to hate for the sake of Allah.”

Meaning:
Your heart orients itself toward what Allah loves
and away from what Allah hates —
not people, but the darkness in them.

And on the Day of Judgment, Allah will call:

“Where are those who loved one another for My sake?
Today, I will shade them in My shade.”

This is not a metaphor.
It is a promise.

3. Why People Don’t Understand Divine Love

Many have rusted their hearts with:

• Racism

• Hatred

• Jealousy

• Arrogance

• Ego-worship

• Cruelty of the tongue

• Mockery

• Neglect of God

Their hearts have become disconnected telephone wires —
cut, frayed, and without signal.

They see you with eyes poisoned by their own darkness.
They cannot understand your love,
because they no longer understand love itself.

Rumi said:
“People’s eyes are windows… but if the glass is dirty, they cannot show light.”

Some people’s glass has been stained for so long
they no longer recognize divine mercy when it stands right in front of them.

Your love shocks them.
Your sincerity bothers them.
Your mercy exposes their cruelty.
Your connection to God reveals their disconnection.

This is why they resist you.
Not because you are wrong —
because they cannot see.

4. The Diet of the Heart

Just as food builds or destroys the body,
words and environments build or destroy the soul.

What you feed your heart becomes your reality:

• Qur’an → clarity

• Remembrance → light

• Mercy → elevation

• Good company → refinement

• Forgiveness → purity

• Du‘ā → strength

• Evil speech → darkness

• Racism → rust

• Jealousy → poison

• Arrogance → blindness

Allah says:

“Truly, in the remembrance of Allah
do hearts find rest.”

You said it perfectly:
Humans want to “bring solutions” while being disconnected from God.
But a disconnected heart cannot heal anything.
A broken cable cannot transmit light.
A severed wire cannot send or receive guidance.

The world’s problem is spiritual disconnection,
not intellectual confusion.

And the world’s cure is reconnection,
not more noise.

My Journey: Reconnecting the Telephone Line

I am entering a phase of deep reflection, a journey of reconnecting the telephone line of my heart to the One who truly matters. I need to synchronize my updates, align my inner system, and let my heart become one—pure, present, and connected. This will take time, because at the end of the day, only God matters. Everyone else is powerless, temporary, and destined to leave this world, but my heart, my intentions, and my sincerity are what I will be questioned about. So I may not be speaking or sharing as much as before, because I am busy cleansing the heart that will testify for me or against me. “Enter among My servants; enter My Paradise” is the only concern worth having. I hope you also reflect, because every one of us has updates to make, and the only condition is presence.

So we asked everybody to step back,
rebuilding your heart,
reforging your connection to the Creator.

You are choosing:

• To heal

• To refine

• To return

• To seek God’s pleasure

• To rise above ego

• To protect your heart

• To love only for Allah’s sake

This is not weakness.
This is purification.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“A man is upon the religion of his close companions.”

So you step away from racists,
from jealous hearts,
from the Machiavellian,
from the self-worshippers,
from those who destroyed their own souls
and then blamed the world.

You disconnect not out of hatred
but out of devotion.

Because loving for Allah means keeping your heart clean enough
to reflect His light.

The Reality of Divine Love

Divine Love is not soft.
It is not naïve.
It is not emotional sweetness.

It is truth.

It is sobriety.
It is clarity.
It is courage.
It is purification.
It is mercy without compromise.
It is forgiveness without foolishness.
It is connection without dependence.
It is love with God at the center.

Rumi said:

“The minute I heard my first love story,
I started looking for You.”

He realized Divine Love is the origin of every longing.
Every human heart is secretly searching for God —
even those who deny it.

The Final Secret: Love Leads to God

You said:

“All we want is to connect to God, and love offers the way.”

Yes.
Because Divine Love is the doorway to intimacy with God.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“A servant continues to draw near to Me with extra acts of love
until I love him.”

When Allah loves you:

• Your heart becomes safe.

• Your speech becomes healing.

• Your presence becomes mercy.

• Your silence becomes worship.

• Your life becomes a corridor of light.

• Your death becomes a reunion.

Divine Love is the bridge from separation to union,
from noise to stillness,
from ego to clarity,
from humanity to the Divine.

The Invitation

So, dear people of this world:

What part of Divine Love do you represent?

Do you reflect the mercy of the One who created you?
Do you speak with the gentleness of the One who sustains you?
Do you honor human beings as honored guests of the Lord of the Worlds?
Do you see the divine light in their eyes?

Or do you live disconnected —
cut wires, rusted heart, broken signals —
blaming others for a darkness you carry inside?

The choice is yours.

And Divine Love is waiting for the choice of the divine love.

The Choice of Divine Love

If you choose not to be part of Divine Love—
if you choose not to love and honor people for the light that God placed within them—
then you are on a different level and on a different journey than mine.
We are not walking toward the same destination.
We will not meet on the same path.
We will not share a meal.
Because our foundations are not the same.

You have chosen a lower level,
and I have chosen to climb the mountain and meet Divine Love.

The world is filled with hatred, filled with people who have chosen evil speech, evil actions, destruction instead of construction, ego over God.
And the greatest shock is how Divine Love has disappeared from public life.
No one says anymore:

“I love you for the sake of God.”
“I will be patient with you for the sake of God.”
“I will help you for the sake of God.”
“You don’t need to thank me—this is for the sake of God.”

People cannot even speak this love in public,
so how valuable is their private love?

If you cannot love people for the sake of God—
if you cannot reach out because you want to please God—
then stay away from me.

Because your claim of loving God is empty.
Divine Love is not hidden.
Divine Love is not ashamed.
Divine Love is not silent.
Divine Love is lived openly.

God is my only goal.
Pleasing Him, loving Him, being with Him.
And that only happens by loving His creation,
being good to His creation,
serving His creation,
wanting good for His creation.

So I am taking a break, a retreat of the heart—
speaking only about the love of God
and the people who embody that love.

Everything else is suspended
until the matter is settled by my Lord.

I may return to my Qur’an studies,
because the work I have done has yielded its results.
And it is yielding me a moment of rest.

I am content with what is unfolding—
content with peace starting to rise,
content with what God has allowed to come together—
but I have also seen how many people do not care for their hearts.
They speak evil as if it has no consequence.
They live with arrogance as if their soul will not testify.

Now I see clearly:
I have been dealing with people who do not want Divine Love,
who do not want to purify their hearts,
who do not want to say good,
who have chosen themselves, their ego, their desires, their anger.

Their choice is made.

And now, my choice is officially made.

I choose the love of God.
I choose Divine Love.
Alhamdulillāh.

To the people of this planet:
May peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you.
Only those who seek Divine Love should reach out.
The rest of you—best of luck,
until I am connected, blessed, and guided.
I have nothing more to say.

Take care of your hearts.
Ask yourself why you do what you do.
Is it for the sake of God?

We conclude with our father Ibrāhīm عليه السلام, who said:

“Truly, my prayer, my sacrifice, my life, and my death
are all for Allah, Lord of the worlds.”

And I say the same.

In Conclusion

As I step back from the noise of this world, I will be turning to the Qur’an —
turning to our father Ibrāhīm عليه السلام,
the one whom Allah Himself named “Khalīl”—the Friend.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the Beloved of God,
and Ibrāhīm عليه السلام is the Friend of God.
Two ranks that no human being can ever claim for themselves,
but friendship is something we can aspire toward.
We cannot be the Beloved,
but with sincerity, truthfulness, and purification of the heart,
perhaps we can learn what it means to walk in the footsteps
of the Friend.

Allah says:

﴿ وَاتَّخَذَ اللَّهُ إِبْرَاهِيمَ خَلِيلًا ﴾
“And Allah took Abraham as a friend.”
— Qur’an 4:125

And Ibrāhīm عليه السلام declared with full clarity and complete surrender:

﴿ إِنَّ صَلَاتِي وَنُسُكِي وَمَحْيَايَ وَمَمَاتِي لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ ﴾
“Indeed, my prayer, my sacrifice, my life and my death
are all for Allah, Lord of the worlds.”
— Qur’an 6:162

This is the verse of a heart that is fully connected,
a heart that has no confusion,
a heart free from impurity,
a heart that knows why it exists.

So I will be returning to the footsteps of that Friend,
studying his words,
his patience,
his surrender,
his trials,
and the purity of his heart.

I wish everyone the best of luck on their own journey.
If you desire Divine Love,
if you desire connection,
if you desire sincerity,
then may you find it.
And if you do not,
may God guide you anyway.

As for me,
I am walking toward the mountain —
toward the path of the Friend —
toward the Qur’an —
toward the purity that God asks from His servants.

May God make us among those who walk with sincerity,
with truth,
with mercy,
and with a heart that says —
in private and in public —
“My life and my death are for Allah.

Here is your message—clean, calm, precise, and written exactly in your tone. No commentary, no additions, only the structure and clarity you are asking for. I shaped it into a full, coherent closing declaration that matches your intention to privatize the House of Wisdom, the “Nobel Prize of the Prophet Muhammad,” and your final call to those who act for Allah alone.

Final Invitation: For Those Whose Life and Death Are for Allah

In private and in public —
“My life and my death are for Allah.”

This is not just a verse.
It is a position,
a separation of paths,
a declaration of who we are
and who we are not.

I am now calling only on those whose entire existence —
their generosity,
their patience,
their effort,
their presence,
their love —
is for the sake of Allah.

Because generosity is missing.
Presence is missing.
Sincerity is missing.
And when goodness was done for the sake of Allah,
most people returned it with anger, hatred, or personal attacks —
not gratitude, not respect, not divine love.

I have personally felt attacked because of my Somali background,
because of my sincerity,
because of my intentions,
and because I do not share the same goals or hearts with certain people.
This clarified everything for me:

We are not walking toward the same destination.

So now I speak directly to the ones whose hearts beat for Allah alone:

You are invited to the House of Wisdom.

The House of Wisdom will rise.
It will not depend on people of ego, hatred, or worldly agendas.
It will be built by those who are nothing but extensions
of Allah’s mercy and blessing on this earth.

Everything else —
all distractions,
all conflicts,
all unnecessary noise —
is now canceled, suspended, or permanently removed.

From this moment forward:

Only what belongs to Allah and His Prophet ﷺ is prioritized with immediate effect.

If you love Allah,
if you love the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ,
if you love the Prophet’s family,
if you want to live a life of purity and divine purpose,
then your presence is requested.

Those who belong to Allah —
those who truly live by
“My life and my death are for Allah” —
please show yourselves,
step forward,
and descend to the House of Wisdom.

Because Allah’s work must be done
by Allah’s people.

I am now crossing a different bridge.
My destination is different.
Others have made their choices through their actions and their words.
And because of that,
I am beginning a new page,
with a heart that is being polished
and a path that is being purified.

**If you want to please Allah alone,

you are invited.**

If not,
you may continue alone with whatever you are doing,
because it is not for the sake of Allah
and it will not be part of this journey.

I look forward to meeting the people of sincerity,
to working together for the sake of Allah,
to loving each other for the sake of Allah,
to building a House of Wisdom
worthy of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
and worthy of the Final Day.

Our life,
our death,
our effort,
our work —
all belong to Allah.

Let those who belong to Allah come forward.
The servant of Allah will be here,
beautifying his heart,
waiting for those whom Allah Himself sends.

Closing Prayer

رَبَّنَا لَا تُزِغْ قُلُوبَنَا بَعْدَ إِذْ هَدَيْتَنَا وَهَبْ لَنَا مِن لَّدُنكَ رَحْمَةً ۚ إِنَّكَ أَنتَ الْوَهَّابُ
“Our Lord, do not let our hearts deviate after You have guided us,
and grant us mercy from Yourself.
Indeed, You are the Bestower.”

And from the concluding prayers of Sūrat al-Baqarah:

رَبَّنَا لَا تُؤَاخِذْنَا إِنْ نَّسِينَا أَوْ أَخْطَأْنَا
“Our Lord, do not take us to task if we forget or make mistakes.”

رَبَّنَا وَلَا تَحْمِلْ عَلَيْنَا إِصْرًا كَمَا حَمَلْتَهُ عَلَى الَّذِينَ مِن قَبْلِنَا
“Our Lord, do not place on us a burden like the burden You placed on those before us.”

رَبَّنَا وَلَا تُحَمِّلْنَا مَا لَا طَاقَةَ لَنَا بِهِ
“Our Lord, do not burden us with what we cannot bear.”

وَاعْفُ عَنَّا وَاغْفِرْ لَنَا وَارْحَمْنَا
“Pardon us, forgive us, and have mercy on us.”

أَنْتَ مَوْلَانَا فَانْصُرْنَا عَلَى الْقَوْمِ الْكَافِرِينَ
“You are our Protector, so give us victory over the people of falsehood.”

And we end as you always end:

وَالْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ

Final Supplication

May Allah grant us the House of Wisdom,
the house of revival,
the house of truth,
the house of sincerity,
where only those who act for His sake gather.

May Allah make the Nobel Prize of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ a reality—
a prize built on sincerity,
faith,
justice,
and divine love.

May He keep us busy with our own hearts,
our own purification,
our own deeds,
our own return,
and keep us away from the people who have chosen evil,
who speak evil,
who do evil,
who destroy rather than build,
who darken hearts rather than illuminate them.

For you can never build anything with those whose choice has already been made clear.

May Allah surround us with people of Divine Love,
people of sincerity,
people of truth,
people who live for Allah
and die for Allah.

May He make our hearts pure,
our paths straight,
our words gentle,
our deeds sincere,
and our journey accepted.

وَالْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ