How Iblis Became Satan (Birth of the Devil)
Summary
TLDRThis video script explores the story of Adam and Iblees, focusing on the pivotal moment when Iblees refused to bow to Adam, showcasing his belief in his own superiority due to his creation from fire, compared to Adam's creation from earth. It delves into themes of pride, disobedience, and the resulting downfall of Iblees, who then vows to lead humans astray out of spite. The narrative highlights the importance of humility and gratitude towards God, emphasizing the consequences of arrogance and the deceptive nature of Iblees in influencing human behavior.
Takeaways
- 🎥 The story begins with two creatures, Adam and Iblees, where God commands angels to bow to Adam.
- 👼 Iblees refuses to bow, believing himself superior because he is made of fire while Adam is made of earth and water.
- 💬 This refusal is seen as the first act of arrogance, rooted in Iblees's belief of his own superiority.
- 🌍 The story highlights the consequences of Iblees's pride, leading to his expulsion from the divine presence.
- 🚫 Iblees's argument to God is that he should not bow because he is made of a superior substance.
- 📜 God responds by saying that pride has no place in His presence, and expels Iblees for his disobedience.
- 💡 Iblees then blames God for his downfall, claiming that he was led astray by being asked to do something he couldn't.
- ⚔️ Iblees vows to lead humans astray, attempting to prove that they are ungrateful and undeserving of God's favor.
- 🙏 The story emphasizes the importance of humility and submission to God, showing that pride leads to downfall.
- 📚 The narrative serves as a cautionary tale about arrogance and the consequences of failing to recognize one's proper place before God.
Q & A
What is the primary theme of the story discussed in the transcript?
-The primary theme is the story of Adam and Iblees, focusing on the concepts of pride, disobedience, and the consequences of superiority complex.
Why was Iblees asked to bow down to Adam?
-Iblees was asked to bow down to Adam as a form of respect commanded by God, demonstrating submission and humility.
What was Iblees' reasoning for not bowing down to Adam?
-Iblees believed he was superior to Adam because he was created from fire, while Adam was created from earth and water. He argued that his creation made him inherently better.
What was God's response to Iblees' refusal to bow down?
-God condemned Iblees for his pride and arrogance, stating that pride has no place in the divine presence, and subsequently cast him out.
What is the significance of Iblees' statement about being better than Adam?
-The statement highlights the first recorded act of arrogance and the belief in superiority based on material creation, which is considered the root of many problems in the world.
How did Iblees react to his expulsion?
-Iblees blamed God for his situation, arguing that God led him astray by commanding him to do something he couldn't comply with. He also vowed to mislead humans to prove they were ungrateful.
What is Iblees' ultimate goal according to the transcript?
-Iblees' ultimate goal is to prove that humans are ungrateful and to lead them astray, showing God that He made a mistake in creating and favoring humans.
What strategy does Iblees plan to use against humans?
-Iblees plans to ambush humans from all directions—before, behind, to the right, and to the left—to tempt and mislead them away from gratitude and submission to God.
What happens when a person places God in His rightful position?
-When a person places God in His rightful position and submits in humility, Shaitaan (Satan) has no access to them, as humility before God drives Shaitaan away.
What does the transcript say about the followers of Iblees?
-The transcript states that those who follow Iblees will be led to Gehenna (hell), as they have chosen to follow him as their leader, leading them to the same fate.
Outlines
🔍 The Origin of Superiority Complex
The story begins with the creation of Adam and the command given to the angels to bow down to him. Iblees, however, refuses to bow, citing his belief in his superiority due to his creation from fire compared to Adam's creation from earth and water. This act of defiance is rooted in his perception of material superiority, which leads to his expulsion from the divine presence. Iblees's pride and belief in his own superiority are identified as the first wrong actions, setting the stage for the ongoing conflict between him and humanity.
😈 Iblees's Revenge
Iblees, after being cast out, vows to lead humans astray to prove their ingratitude and unworthiness. He blames God and Adam for his situation and plans to ambush humans from all directions, aiming to show that they will not be grateful for God's blessings. This declaration sets up Iblees's ongoing mission to mislead humanity and drag them away from God's path, illustrating the perpetual struggle between good and evil. The story emphasizes the importance of humility and gratitude towards God, as arrogance and pride lead to downfall and separation from divine grace.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Iblees
💡Adam
💡Prostration
💡Pride
💡Superiority
💡Disobedience
💡Divine Presence
💡Gratitude
💡Ambush
💡Shaitaan
Highlights
The story of Adam and Iblees is ongoing and still relevant today.
Iblees was allowed into the court of the Angels but refused to bow down to Adam.
The command to bow down was not a physical prostration but a type of acknowledgment.
Iblees' refusal to bow down was based on his belief of superiority over Adam.
Iblees argued that he was created from fire, which he believed was superior to the earth and water that Adam was made from.
This belief in material superiority was the first wrong action, according to some scholars.
Both Iblees and Adam had a conscious knowledge of God that other creatures did not possess.
Iblees' reasoning was based on outward appearances, leading to his downfall.
God expelled Iblees from His presence because pride and awareness of God cannot coexist.
Iblees' pride led to his humiliation and expulsion from the divine presence.
Iblees' disobedience is referred to as kufr, or disbelief through disobedience.
Iblees blamed God for his own disobedience, saying that God led him astray.
Iblees vowed to mislead humans to prove they are ungrateful and unworthy of God's favor.
Shaitaan (Satan) seeks to show that humans are ingrates and undeserving of their position.
Humility before God can protect believers from Shaitaan's influence.
Transcripts
[Music]
how this all started is a really
interesting story how did we get here I
mean this story that happened this
primal story is still going on it's
still being played out again and again
and it's in sorted out off here the
story is a story about two creatures
Adam and it beliefs the dominant opinion
is that he was again but he was allowed
into the court of the Angels this
angelic court now these angels were told
by God to bow down to Adam and that
sujood is not a prostration it's not
actually putting your head on the ground
it was a type of tallying which was more
like an antenna it was bowing so the
police is told to bow down all of them
did it except Iblees what has hindered
you from not falling prostrate is a mark
Takai because I told you to do this
Potter on a haidle mineral I'm better
than him which is a very interesting
statement
because some of the anima say this is
the first wrong action ever and it's a
belief of superiority it's a belief of
superiority of another creature so he
said I'm better than him and then caught
up to Neiman R then he gives the reason
this is his logic of why he is superior
you created me from fire waha doctor
human clean and you created him from
Earth and water I'm fire and air he's
earth and water I'm better than him what
was the superiority here what
superiority did he see
material right it's it's meda he's
looking at the actual substance of what
we are made of now what is unique about
you Blees and Adam both Iblees and Adam
they have this conscious rule they have
this conscious knowledge of God that
other creatures don't have whether
they're made of fire earth water
whatever they're made of
so if Belize was looking at the outward
of the situation and he's saying I'm
better than him why are you making me
bow down to somebody that I'm better
than this is his logic and there's a lot
of people that fall into that type of
reasoning in the world and it causes
immense problems in the world on earth
but then go down now this is a Comanche
Amina from a okuno dekha ant Attica
Buffy huh it is not for thee to show
pride here in other words you're in the
divine presence this isn't the place for
pride if you're aware of God you can't
be in a state of pride and therefore he
was cast out of this presence because
the two can't go together and then he
says photogenic Amina saw a teen get out
of here because you are the saga you're
not better you're worse you're the
humiliated one because of your pride
because of your pride you've put
yourself under the thing that you
thought you were over so the actual
thinking that you were over this other
creature has put you under that creature
by default so go out his cover is called
kufran le chien
it's the disbelief of disobedience and
then he says para horny over me yet I
owe me about a thorn give me some
reprieve
odda in the kaminin mom buddy you've got
this reprieve ha'la'tha be mad away Tony
this is really key here Bhima wait Annie
now because you led me astray right so
he's blaming now he blames a lot is the
beauty of a bliss look at this foolish
intellect first he says why didn't you
do it and he says because I can't do
that I'm better than it then he says be
my litany you made me go say by telling
me to do it in the first place because I
couldn't do it you said do it and and so
it's your fault it's not my fault it's
your fault it as he's blaming God for
his problems we might avoid any doctor
then not a home sheriff Durkin was
talking I will now lurk in ambush for
them in other words these humans because
you told me to do this thing so it's
both of your fault you told me to do
something that I couldn't do and the
reason I couldn't do it is because he
wasn't worthy of it so he's got to he's
got to adverted adversaries here he's
angry at God and he's angry at Adam and
then he says the Marathi unknown mean
Bain EAD him and I will come upon them
from before them woman hunt for him and
behind them one a mani him and to their
right swine shimmery to him and to their
left what let's have you do a thorough
home checking and you will not find most
of them filled with gratitude so this is
this is important too because what your
beliefs are set out to do now is show
that they're ingrates that's what he
wants to do he wants to show God that
you made a mistake you shouldn't have
made him the Haditha the caitiff on
earth and you're going to see that
they're they're not going to be grateful
for what you've given them in the first
place and so it's very interesting this
story because what it's telling us is
that if you place God in his right
position and you place yourself in your
right position which is that you see God
for you and you're under in prostration
in this state of submission shell pond
has no access
when does chiffon flee according to the
hadith when you're inside because he
can't bear that humility before God and
then Allah again ah de hoje Manhattan
myth amendment Hawaii banished me get
degraded banished and then he says that
whoever follows you the mentally are
coming home lambda and anima min
commitment I'm going to fill Gehenna
with them those people who follow you
there the earth our Imam and you're
headed to that place so you're gonna
take them with you so if you take him as
an imam that's where he's taking you so
Allah gave him the ability to go into
our bodies and play with our minds to be
able to so inconspicuously sound in our
mind as if it is our own deep thoughts
but it is actually Shaitaan saying he is
worse than evil evil words into our mind
whispering into our ears and then
Shaitaan said
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