Al-asma ul-husna ahmed hulusi

B
tells us that one’s experience of heaven or hell 
is the direct result 

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Introductory information to understanding the Quran 
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of one’s actions
; that is, what manifests through one is based on the 
Names
that are inherent within them. Thus ‘
B-ismillah
’ is repeated 
at the beginning of every chapter, reminding us of this truth.
According to my understanding, ‘
B-ismillahirrahmanirrahim
’ is 
a chapter in itself.
It is impossible to understand the 
Quran
, without first 
comprehending the purpose, indicated by the Absolute Reality the 
name 
Allah
denotes, which is based on the Quran itself, and the 
teachings of the most magnificent human to have ever lived on earth, 
Muhammad Mustapha
(SAW). 
If this purpose is not recognized, the wrong approaches will be 
taken towards the Quran; as if it were a history book, a good virtue 
book, a social order book, or a book containing the knowledge of the 
universe, etc. 
Whereas, the most prominent truth that stands out to the 
READer
who has no prejudice or preconditions, are the 
hints that enable one 
to abandon the dual view
, and the teachings of the ways in which 
the consciousness can be cleansed towards this reality. Humans, 
because of the way they have been created, are immortal beings! 
They only taste death
and, by constantly experiencing new realms 
of existence (
ba’th
), they go on to live an eternal life! 
Death is the doomsday of the person, where the veil of the body is 
lifted and the person observes their own reality, and then begins to 
live the consequences of how much they were able to use this reality 
during their earthly life. As you 
READ
you will see the various 
depictions of this throughout the book. 
Hence… 
Humans must know and understand their own reality and live 
their life accordingly, so they can use the