CHAPTER NINETEEN
AL KHIDR
Tablet 1:49
50 Upon the plane of force there is neither distance nor time. There is no heat or cold, summer or winter, day or shadow hour.
51 From the sweat of its 2 feet, he created the planet Earth,
52 From the east to the west and what is in it.
53 Then ANU, said to that green light:
54 “Look before you, oh light of Murduk, who is also called Malachi-Zodoq and Miyka’El, son of Enqi and Damkina!”
55 So it looked and saw a light before it, and a light behind it,
56 And a light on its right,
57 And a light on its left.
Tablet Two
The Story Of Ahmad Muhammad
(19 x 12 = 228)
Lo! In 570 A.D. called Aam Al Fi’yl, the Year of the Elephant in Arabia,
2 Being the year in which Abrahatul-Ashram, an Ethiopian ruler of Senn in Yemen, marched with a large army of elephants to conquer Mecca.
3 The 105th degree, originally the 19th chapter of the Qur’an, is dedicated to this event saying:
4 “Didn’t you see how your, Ahmad, Rabb, who is Sustainer, dealt with the companions of the fi’yl, elephant,
5 Abraha Al-Ashram, viceroy of Yemen?
6 Didn’t he, The Source, Allah manifest that there kayd, scheming to destroy the Kaaba was a grave error?
7 And consequently he, Allah sent airborne flocks, tayr on them.
8 Throwing hot stones, hijarat from sijjil on them. By throwing stones from sijjil,
9 The Source, Allah made their flesh raw, like kernels of quickly consumed corn, ka’asf and chewed hay.”
10 A child prophesied as the praised one, or the comforter in his language Arabic, that is Ahmad, was born to a descendant of Kedar, second son of Ishma’El and his wife Saiada Fatimah.
11 This Ishma’El was the first son of Abraham and his Egyptian wife Hagar.
12 This descendant was called Abdullat, a slave of the god Allat, later called Abdullah, to imply, “servant of Allah.”
13 Abdullah was one of the sons of Abd-al Muttalib.
14 The others being Hamza, Al Abbas, Abu Lahab, who came from one of his pale Arab wives, az Zahir, Al Haris, and Abu Talib, father of Ali, husband to Fatimah, the sole heir of Ahmad.
15 Abd-al Muttalib who headed the tribe called the Haashimites, later called the Quraysh.
16 The mother of Ahmad was called Amina, daughter of Wahb.
17 Mecca, the capital at that time was the most important location for Arab pilgrims.
18 The Year of the Elephant was a dry, destitute year for many.
19 Among those suffering the effects of the famine was the family of:
20 Al Harith, son of Rifa’a, son of Mallan, son of Nasira, son of Qusayy, son of Nasr, son of Sa’d, son of Bakr, son of Hawazin.
21 His wife Halima, daughter of Abu Dhu’ayb of Banu Sa’d, son of Bakr came to Mecca along with the women of other nomadic tribes searching for…
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