The paradigm of the letter
The essence of our reality is often hidden in seemingly insignificant details. Thus, an obvious truth, though visible to all, can still remain concealed from view. Edgar Allan Poe illustrates this precisely in "The Purloined Letter," where a clearly visible letter on a desk remains invisible to those searching for it. This story demonstrates that the most apparent truths are often the ones most easily overlooked.
The invisible hand of the elitist cult
Within the paradigm of hidden reality, one can observe a proliferation of symbols associated with ancient Egypt that go far beyond mere cultural heritage. Worldwide, pyramidal motifs, references to sun worship, and Masonic elements manifest in architecture, logos, the film, music, and gaming industries, on banknotes, and within modern power structures. These symbols are not mere tributes to a bygone civilization but rather reveal a still-dominant ideology subtly embedded in our contemporary society.
A model of sun worship
The heliocentric model, which represents the sun god Helios, is a representation of sun worship rooted in ancient pagan beliefs. By placing the sun at the center, it reinforces its supremacy and embeds this concept in the collective subconscious. By elevating the sun to the central axis around which everything is organized, the heliocentric model subtly perpetuates sun worship while simultaneously attempting to challenge the monotheistic scriptures through a fraudulent science that opposes them.
The sun worship of the Vatican
Sun worship is a constant in many religions, and this paradigm has also subtly infiltrated Judeo-Christian doctrine. Although biblical texts forbid any form of representation, the Vatican is steeped in solar symbols and engravings. The choice of Sunday—"dies solis" in Latin, meaning "day of the sun"—as a holy day is a clear indication of this unspoken symbiosis. Furthermore, Jesus (as), whom the Vatican describes as "the light of the world," is in reality used as a metaphor for the sun. These symbols and practices reveal a hidden veneration of the sun by the Vatican, which starkly contradicts the pure monotheism prescribed in the holy Scriptures.
Islam puts an end to the falsifications
Islam presents itself as a return to the core values of monotheistic faith, declaring an irrevocable break with the deviations that have led many Jews and Christians astray. The Quran emphasizes the importance of exclusive worship of the Creator and categorically rejects all forms of polytheism, particularly the belief in creations, false powers or deities, which are deceptions of Satan. If Islam is criticized today, it is primarily due to its steadfastness in preserving pure monotheism. Regarding this stance, the idolatrous system attempts to divert people's thoughts toward illusions of power and false concepts, and despite being called to vigilance against the deceptions of the godless elite, most people stray from the truth.
The rejection of symbols
In a world flooded with symbols, it is important to emphasize that Islam fundamentally does not recognize any symbolism, except for the declaration of faith that there is no deity but Allah (God), and that Muhammad is His final messenger. The crescent moon, often associated with Islam, is an innovation introduced by the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century and has no foundation in the texts. The deliberate intent to avoid representations serves to prevent any form of polytheism in the worship of the Creator and to preserve the integrity of religious practice by protecting it from all external influences and innovations that could obscure the clarity of the message of the indivisible Oneness of the Almighty.
No deity (0) but Allah (1) = 0+1 = 1
