The Waves of People Who Arrived and the Submerged Houses

 

29^thJanuary, 2025

The Waves of People Who Arrived and the Submerged Houses

 

Prophet Khidr AS came to me with a smile and said: 

 

"O Ahmad, Allah AzzaWajalla said to me: 

 

'O Abul Abbas, descendant of Sam bin Nuh, by the moon that stands in alignment, truly, nothing made the people smile that morning except My servants who spread love and strengthen the bonds of kinship. I shall not leave them without granting them rewards and abundant goodness. 

 

O Bani Sam, convey to Ahmad that he should not worry or doubt at that moment about the child I shall heal from her illness during his meeting with some of his followers. My promise to him has been fulfilled. He should be grateful. 

 

There is no god but Me (Allah). Let them (My servants) be mindful of Me and do righteous deeds.' 

 

Prophet Khidr said to me: 

 

"O Ahmad, indeed, I, Balya bin Malkan, always attend the congregational Fajr prayer at that place, just as you stand in the last row (shaf). The prayers of those who sit with you are never in vain. I have seen the light of Allah’s love and the noble Prophet Muhammad pouring upon them, causing their souls to tremble with joy and their bodies to feel it. 

 

Tears that flow are Allah’s way of uniting their hearts with the noble Messenger. Their tears are not of sorrow but of feeling close to their Lord, as the Light of the Noble Prophet Muhammad envelops them. 

 

Do they not see? 

That the clouds always shade them from the scorching sun? 

Do they not realize? 

That Allah puts them into a deep, dreamless sleep while they are in that place? 

And do they not notice? 

That it is Allah who strengthens them so that they do not feel fatigue or exhaustion, as if they are resting on soft couches, while some among them are wealthy and hold high positions? 

 

Indeed, it is Allah who grants them tranquility and happiness, even if they sleep on thin and hard bedding. This is because Allah has bestowed joy and comfort upon that place. 

 

O Ahmad, I have seen Sittir leading millions of fierce troops whose gaze never strays from those present at that gathering. Who, then, protects your followers from Sittir’s deceptions and his allies' temptations? 

 

Say it! It is Allah who has brought you and them together in that place. And Allah is the Most Merciful and the Most Gentle. 

 

O Ahmad, it is Allah who has healed some of your followers from their illnesses. It is Allah who softened the earth’s tremors so that only a few of your followers felt them. Tell your followers to restrain themselves from excessive joy, for those who could not be present at that place hold the same status in the sight of Allah and His Messenger, except those in whose hearts lies arrogance—those who feel you should have come to them first. Allah knows what is in the hearts of His servants. 

 

O Ahmad, let your followers protect you, the one who is Makhfiy, and let them maintain noble character (akhlaq) and increase their devotion to Allah when they return to their homes. They must guard their hearts from despicable traits, avoid futile acts, expand their humility (tawadhu’), and distance themselves from the love of worldly pleasures (hubbuddunya). 

 

Allah has opened unexpected doors of provision for some of your followers while they were at your gathering. They must be grateful. 

 

I have heard that Allah intends to test you and some individuals on your vessel with wealth and status. After a year, Allah will ask for a portion of their wealth to be spent in His cause as a sacrifice. Your followers must not forget this. Indeed, Allah will surely punish those who become heedless. 

 

O Ahmad, say this: ‘Truly, among the eleven, they are the ones who open the doors of blessings. Yet, Allah has preoccupied them with wealth and worldly matters. They must not forget their obligations to Allah so that they may ultimately attain the rank of the righteous (Salihin) and the generous. Indeed, Allah will test them. Most people who are given wealth tend to become arrogant and heedless. Let the eleven be saved from this trial and from Allah’s wrath.' 

 

O Ahmad, no good deed is ever wasted, for Allah will surely grant a beautiful and noble reward. But truly, the misfortunes and suffering experienced by His servants are due to their own negligence and arrogance. And indeed, any wise counsel or righteous writing from a servant of Allah will be tested by Allah according to what they have spoken and written—yet most people are unaware of this. 

 

O Ahmad, was it not your noble grandfather Muhammad who appeared in your dream on the night of your gathering with your followers? 

 

He, the Noble Prophet Muhammad, revealed to you a vision of the bliss of the afterlife for those who have faith and righteousness. And in your dream, the Noble Prophet Muhammad placed a radiant necklace that hung between your chest and stomach. You must keep secret what he told you, as a test for your wives and followers—until you are truly on the path he loves. You must fulfill it. 

 

O Ahmad, do not be sad, and do not be anxious. No struggle is ever easy, and no journey in life is without trials and tests. Indeed, for every hardship, struggle, and sacrifice made by a servant of Allah in His path, Allah will always be with them. 

 

Do not see yourself as superior to others, but do what is best in the sight of Allah. If the inhabitants of the heavens have praised you, then the inhabitants of the earth will naturally love you. The ocean never loses its volume of water, nor does its color change, even when millions of rivers pour into it. Such is the likeness of a person who sincerely struggles in the way of Allah and of a servant who is patient and God-conscious (taqwa). 

 

O Ahmad, you must carry out all the commands I conveyed to you on that night (the KAZ 2 event). Teach your followers what I have told you, so they may truly fulfill their responsibilities and remain steadfast in their trade, until the fields in your brother’s land become fertile and bring blessings. Tell them to endure the trials on their lands with patience. 

 

O Ahmad, find thirteen individuals in your land—one of whom you already know and has endured great trials. Seek those who are sincere in building the fields, so they may support one another in fulfilling Allah’s command that I have conveyed to you. 

 

This is the path to attaining Allah’s love and mercy and to opening the doors of blessings. 

 

O Ahmad, waves of people will board your vessel. Let you and your followers remain vigilant and patient. They must not act ahead of you in decision-making and must not forget Allah’s command to prioritize noble character (akhlaq) and patience. Indeed, Allah’s help will come to His servants who are steadfast, firm in their devotion, and strong in their struggle. 

 

O Ahmad, I, Balya bin Malkan, have conveyed to you what you must write about Allah’s wrath upon the earth. And indeed, Allah will not spare the city of your birth from disasters from the sky and the sea because of the sins of the people of Sadum and their arrogance in using the name of the Noble Messenger Muhammad in vain—an act that has wounded the heart of the Messenger, even though they have heard about you and your message. Yet, they dismiss you as someone seeking praise or as a deluded person. Some even consider you and your message to be lies. 

 

Ascend to a higher place with me—until their homes are submerged, and they find an old, worn-out tire more valuable than their luxurious possessions. 

 

Make haste… 

 

Ahmad F. Bin A. AlwiSyam