إيزابيل بنيامين ماما اشوري
سؤال ورد من الاخ ملحم حمادة يقول فيه : ((تفضلت بالجواب على سؤالي
التالي : رأيت ذكر دابة الأرض عند أهل الكتاب, ما تأويلها
عندهم؟))
أخي الطيب ملحم حمادة سأضع الجواب على العام لكي يستفيد بقية الاصدقاء
.
في الاسفار الغير قانونية والتي رفضتها الكنيسة وهي موجودة بكثرة
بلغتها الأصلية الآرامية او اليونانية والتي لم تترجم . في هذه
الاسفار مذكورة اشياء يتم التستر عليها لأنها عصية على الفهم اوتُسبب
احراجا تفسيريا لديهم . او لأنها تشكل خطرا عليهم لأنها تُشير إلى
اشخاص محددين وأماكن محددة . فقد جاء ذكر دابة الأرض ثلاث مرات في هذه
الاسفار واذكر أوضحها هنا كما في نص انجيل متي الغير قانوني كتاب ابو
كريفا العهد الجديد القسم الأول المُسمى الضحية ودخانها من أناجيل
الطفولة 1. ((حينيذ سجد يوياقيم ووجهه الي الارض وظل هكذا من الساعة
السادسة حتي المساء وارتعب خدامه وخافوا جدا ، ثم رفع رأسه وقال كنت
استمع إلى خطوات دابة الأرض وهي تجس الارض فنحن ننتظر ظهورها لتختم
الأفواه وتُكبل الشياطين وتضع فرجتي السيف على الأمم الباطلة إنها
علامة سليمان وتحمل ختمه فمن لا يملك سمة الخاتم سيفنى )) هذه الرواية
لا يمكن أن استشهد بها على العام فانا لا يمكن ان اكتب بحثا ومصادره
غير متوفرة بين ايدي الناس ولكن من ناحيتي فهي موجودة وهي امامي في
نصوص غير معترف بها من قبل الكنيسة. ومن هي الكنيسة حتى تعترف او لا
تعترف .الكنيسة التي لا تزال منذ ألفين عام تختلف في تفسير كلمة واحدة
وهي : ((كسيلن أو كسولن)) ، والتي تعني شجرة أو وتد أو خشبة مستقيمة
فيترجموها صليب !! بينما كل المراجع العالمية لمفردات الكتاب المقدس
تقول انها عمود او شجرة حيث كان الرومانيون يعلقون المجرمين
عليها.فكانت الكنيسة تُترجم كلمة كسولن إلى صليب رغما عن كل المراجع
لأنهم لو ترجموها إلى حقيقتها ((شجرة)) لرمى كل المسيحيين الصليب من
اعناقهم ولربما يعلقوا بدلا عنه شجرة أو عمود .
نعود للنص . يقول النص بأن يوياقيم وهو رجلٌ صالح ولربما نبي حيث نجد
ذكره في التوراة في تتمة سفر دانيال 2: 4 ((وكان في بابل رجل اسمه
يوياقيم وكان متزوجا ابنة حلقيا وكان يواقيم غنيا جدا وكان اليهود
يجتمعون اليه لانه كان اوجههم جميعا)) إذن فإن يوياقيم كان رجل متقي
وهو شخص وجيه فكلامه الآنف الذكر صحيح يُمكن الركون إليه . يقول
يوياقيم : بانه إنما سجد هذه الساعات الطويلة لكي يستمع إلى خطوات
((دابة الأرض)) وهي تجس الأرض ومن علامات هذه الدابة انها تُكلم الناس
كل لغاتهم وانها تحمل معها خاتم سليمان لتضع سمة الإيمان والكفر على
جباه الناس فمن تختمه بالخاتم على جبينه يكون وجهه مشرقا ومن تختمه
على أنفه يكون وجهه مظلما اسود فاحم وهو قول ابن عباس : تخرج الدابة
فتسم الناس على خراطيمهم وقال ابن عباس تخاطبهم . ويقول ابن كثير في
تعقيبا على كلام ابن عباس (وهو قول حسن ولا منافاة والله أعلم ) .
ومن علامات الدابة ان عندها سيف له فرجتين يُطبق فيه على الانظمة
الباطلة فيقضي عليها .
يقول القرطبي في تفسير هذه الآية : (( وإذا وقع القول عليهم أخرجنا
لهم دابة من الأرض تكلمهم )) سورة النمل آية 82. يقول: أن الدابة
إنسان متكلم يُناظر أهل البدع والكفر ويُجادلهم ، لينقطعوا، فيهلك من
هلك عن بينة ويحيا من حي عن بينه .
وقال المفسرون أيضا أن الدابة تخرج من المكان الذي ولدت فيه . تخرج من
مكة من أعظم المساجد وقد ذكر هذا الطبراني في الأوسط عن حذيفة بن أسيد
: فبينما هم إذا دبت الأرض. فبينما هم كذلك إذ تصدعت . وتصدعت كلمة
بمعنى تخرج من الصدع أي الجدار المشقوق ولربما يُشير إلى حائط
المستجار الذي انشق عند ولادة علي .
واما في بيان من تكون هذه الدابة فقد ورد في بحار الأنوار ج29/244عن
الأصبغ بن نباتة قال: قال لي معاوية: يا معشر الشيعة تزعمون أن علياً
دابة الارض؟ ـــ يعني الذي يمشي على الارض يدب منذ خلقها ـــ قلتُ:
نحن نقول واليهود يقولون.
قال: فأرسل إلى رأس الجالوت فقال: ويحك تجدون دابة الأرض عندكم
مكتوبة؟ فقال: نعم، فقال: وما هي أتدري ما أسمها؟ قال: نعم، اسمها:
إيليا.
قال(الأصبغ) فالتفت إليّ (معاوية) فقال: ويحك يا أصبغ ما أقرب إيليا
من علياً..
The Earth Creature
--------------------------- Mr. Mulhim Hamadah asked me the
following question: "I noticed that Jewish and Christian books have
mentioned "the earth creature", how do they interpret it?" The
widely-available church-rejected non-deuterocanonical books (the
non-translated holy books written in Aramaic and Greek languages)
include information which the clergymen try to conceal, because
these information, they believe, are difficult to understand or to
interpret. The clergymen also fear the fact that these books might
refer to certain persons and places. The creature of the earth was
mentioned three times in these books and the most obvious text that
mentioned it was the non-deuterocanonical Matthew scripture,
Apocrypha book, the New Testament, The Childhood Gospels, part one
which its title "the Victim and its Smoke". "Thus Joiakim
prostrated in worship from six O'clock till the night. His servants
felt scared and terrified, then, he lifted his head saying: I was
listening to the steps of the creature of earth while it was
engaged in espionage. We are waiting the appearance of that
creature to seal the mouths, chain the devils and warn the unjust
nations with a double-edged sword. This creature is the sign of
Solomon that carries his seal ring; those who do not carry the seal
mark will perish." I cannot rely upon the above-mentioned text as
an evidence, because I cannot write a research that lacks
references. However, these references are available in the texts
which the church does not admit. And who is the church to admit or
not? The church that underwent a two thousand years long
disagreement upon the interpretation of one word (Ksiln or Ksulen)
which means 'tree' , 'stake' or 'wood pole'. They translated this
word as a 'cross'! While all the universal dictionaries of the Holy
Bible have rendered it as a 'tree' or 'pillar' on which the Romans
used to hang criminals. The church used to translate the word
'Ksulen' into 'cross' on purpose because if they translated into
its true meaning, Christians would get rid of the cross and, maybe,
put on a tree or a wood pole instead. Getting back to the text, one
can notice that Joakim or (Joiakim) is described as being a good
man, and maybe a prophet who is mentioned in the Torah in the
Additions to Daniel 2:1-4. "There was a man living in Babylon whose
name was Joakim. He married the daughter of Hilkiah, named Susanna,
a very beautiful woman and one who feared the Lord. Her parents
were righteous, and had trained their daughter according to the law
of Moses. Joakim was very rich, and had a fine garden adjoining his
house; the Jews used to come to him because he was the most
honoured of them all." Then Joakim, according to the quotation, was
a pious prominent Jew whose speech about the creature was true and
reliable. Joakim says that he prostrated himself in worship for
long hours because he was listening to the steps of the creature of
the earth while it was engaged in espionage. One of this creature's
distinguishing features is that it can speak with all tongues, and
that it carries King Solomon's seal ring. The creature uses the
seal ring to seal the foreheads of believers and turn their faces
to be shiny, while it seals the unbelievers' noses and turn their
faces to be black and gloomy. Ibn Abbas(1) said that the creature
of the earth shall appear and brand people's noses, and then it
shall speak to them. Ibn Katheer(2) described Ibn Abbas's speech as
being "well said and cannot be contradictory". Imam Abu 'Abdullah
Al-Qurtubi(3) in his tafsir (interpretation) of the chapter of The
Ants, verse 82 of the Holy Quran, which mention the creature of the
earth as the following: "And when the word shall come to pass
against them, We shall bring forth for them a creature from the
earth that shall discourse with them, because people did not
believe in Our signs" Al-Qurtubi adds that this creature is a
spoken man who will debate with the unbelievers in God and those
people who follow heresies, until it dumbfounds them by showing the
clear proof which they shall either follow it to live or ignore it
to die. Other interpreters said that this creature will come forth
from the very place he was born in. He shall come forth from the
greatest mosques in Mecca. Al-Tabrani(4), in his book "Al-Awsat",
quoted Hutheifa ibn Useid who said that the creature will come
forth out of the crack. The crack may refer to the cracked wall of
Kaaba called Al-Mustajar. This wall, most Muslims believe, had been
cracked when Ali(5) was born inside the Kaaba. To show the identity
of this creature, Al-Asbagh bin Nabatah [one of the loyal followers
of Ali], in Bihar Al-Anwar(6), Part 29, P. 244, sustains that: "
Muawiyah (7) asked me : O, Shiia! You pretend that Ali [bin Abi
Talib] is the earth creature? I said we say so, and so do the
Jews." Then Muawiyah sent for Ras' Al-Jalout(8) (the chief of
rabies) and asked him: - "Woe unto you, Is the earth's creature
mentioned in your Holy Books?" - "Yes, it is." Ras' Al-Jalout
answered. - "And what is it? Do you know what its name is?"
Muawiyah asked. - "Yes, I do. It's Elijah ". Ras' Al-Jalout
answered. Then, Muawiyah turned to me, added Al-Asbagh, saying:
"Woe unto you Al-Asbagh, how close the name of Elijah to Ali!"(9)
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Bibliographies: ----------------- (1) Abd Allah ibn Abbas was a
paternal cousin of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. He is revered by
Muslims for his knowledge and was an expert in Tafsir (exegesis of
the Qur'an), as well as an authority on the Islamic Sunnah. (2) Ibn
kathir :((1301–1373) a Muslim Muhaddith (narrator), Faqīh, Mufassir
(one of the Sunni interpreters of Quran), and Historian) (3)
al-Qurtubi (a classic scholar (1214-1273),a famous mufassir,
muhaddith and faqih scholar from Cordoba of maliki origin. He is
most famous for his commentary of the Quran, Tafsir al-Qurtubi).
(4) Abu Ja'far Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari (224 – 310 AH; 840–923
CE) was a prominent and influential Persian scholar, historian and
exegete of the Qur'an from Tabaristan, modern Mazandaran in Iran.
His most influential and best known works are his Qur'anic
commentary known as Tafsir al-Tabari and his historical chronicle
Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk (History of the Prophets and Kings),
often referred to Tarikh al-Tabari. (5) Ali [bin Abi Talib]was the
cousin and son-in-law of Islamic prophet Muhammad, ruling over the
Islamic Caliphate from 656 to 661. Ali was also the first male who
accepted Islam. (6) Bihār al-Anwār (meaning "Seas of Lights") is a
comprehensive collection of traditions (ahadith) compiled by the
Shi'i scholar Mulla Muhammad Baqir, known as 'Allama Majlisi (d.
1110/1698). It is a hadith collection, the second source of
inspiration in Shia Islam. Bihar al-Anwar has 110 volumes. This
book is one of the intellectual and scholarly masterworks of the
Islamic Heritage. (7) Muawiyah ibn Abī Sufyān established the
Umayyad Dynasty of the caliphate. Muawiyah and remaining members of
his family were opponents of Muhammad and the Muslims. In 630,
Muhammad and his followers conquered Mecca, and most of the
Meccans, including Muawiyah, along with his father Abu Sufyan ibn
Harb, became Muslims at the conquest of Mecca, but they kept on
their hostility to Muhammad and his household. (8) Ras' Al-Jalout
is Religious title of chief of rabies in Mesopotamia. (9) In Arabic
language, Ali and Elijah are very closed in pronunciation