Eliminating the concept of location

Q: Why is the belief that Allah resides in a specific location incorrect?

Because the universe and everything within it consist of perceptions, they do not occupy physical space in the way humans imagine. Allah is the creator and absolute being who encompasses all places and is not subject to the limitations of space or dimension.

Q: What does it mean to say the universe is a totality of perceptions?

It means that humans never have direct contact with the external world or matter. All sensations, such as sights, sounds, and distances, occur as perceptions within the brain, making the universe a manifestation created by Allah rather than an independent physical entity.

Q: How does understanding the nature of perception clarify the reality of the afterlife?

Since the current world is a totality of perceptions, it is easy for Allah to remove these and replace them with the perceptions of paradise or hell. The end of this life and the beginning of the hereafter represent a change in the perceptions given by the Creator.

Q: What is the error in the materialist view of distance?

Materialists mistakenly believe that objects perceived as far away, such as distant galaxies, exist physically at those vast distances. In reality, these are perceptions occurring within the individual's visual center, meaning they are experienced internally rather than in an external void.

Abstract

This video explores the concept of the secret beyond matter, explaining that space and location are not physical realities but perceptions formed in the brain. It clarifies that Allah is not confined to any specific place but encompasses all things. Viewers will understand that because the universe is a totality of perceptions, the existence of the hereafter and the power of Allah are absolute truths beyond materialist misconceptions.