Healing Folklore Pomegranate Fruit From Jannah Paradise To Clean Hearts & Improve Spiritual Healing Also Prevent Black Magic (Sihr) E-Book
Muhammad Hamzah Sakura Ryuki
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- Herausgeber: Jannah Firdaus Mediapro Studio
- Kategorie: Religion und Spiritualität
- Sprache: Englisch
In Islamic tradition, the pomegranate fruit is highly revered, with the Prophet Muhammad SAW making special mention of it in several narrations. The fruit is regarded as one of the blessed fruits of jannah paradise, symbolizing divine blessings and spiritual purity. Prophet Muhammad SAW also spoke highly of the pomegranate, connecting it to the bounty and purity of paradise.
One of the most famous hadiths regarding the pomegranate is: Eat the pomegranate fruit, for it is from jannah paradise. It cleanses the heart and removes the devil's whispering. (Narrated by Al-Daraqutni ) This hadith associates the pomegranate with the fruit of paradise, emphasizing its spiritual benefits. The mention of it cleaning the heart" reflects the fruit's symbolism as a purifier, helping to remove negative spiritual influences and fostering a closer connection to Allah SWT.
It is said to protect against shaitan (the devil) and his harmful whisperings, suggesting that consuming the pomegranate promotes both physical and spiritual well-being. Pomegranate farming has a rich and significant history in Islamic civilization, deeply intertwined with both agricultural practices and symbolic values. The fruit is mentioned several times in The Noble Qur'an, and its cultivation spread across the Islamic world, becoming a symbol of prosperity, health, and paradise.
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Healing Folklore Pomegranate Fruit From Jannah Paradise To Clean Hearts & Improve Spiritual Healing Also Prevent Black Magic (Sihr)
by
Muhammad Hamzah Sakura Ryuki
2024
Chapter 1 Prologue
In Islamic tradition, the pomegranate fruit is highly revered, with the Prophet Muhammad SAW making special mention of it in several narrations. The fruit is regarded as one of the blessed fruits of jannah paradise, symbolizing divine blessings and spiritual purity.
Mention in The Noble Qur’an
The pomegranate is explicitly mentioned in the Qur’an, affirming its elevated status. In Surah Al-An’am (6:99), Allah SWT (God) says:
”And He it is who sends down rain from the sky, and with it We bring forth fruits of all kinds. And We have placed in it a tree, which grows, bringing forth fruits of all kinds. This is the pomegranate.”
Additionally, in Surah Ar-Rahman (55:68), Allah SWT speaks about the fruits of paradise, which includes the pomegranate:
”In both [gardens] there will be fruits, dates, and pomegranates.”
These verses highlight that pomegranates are among the exquisite fruits of paradise, linking the fruit to divine blessings and eternal reward.
Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad SAW Last Messenger of God
Prophet Muhammad SAW also spoke highly of the pomegranate, connecting it to the bounty and purity of paradise. One of the most famous hadiths regarding the pomegranate is:
“Eat the pomegranate fruit, for it is from jannah paradise. It cleanses the heart and removes the devil’s whispering.” (Narrated by Al-Daraqutni )
This hadith associates the pomegranate with the fruit of paradise, emphasizing its spiritual benefits. The mention of it “cleaning the heart” reflects the fruit’s symbolism as a purifier, helping to remove negative spiritual influences and fostering a closer connection to Allah SWT. It is said to protect against shaitan (the devil) and his harmful whisperings, suggesting that consuming the pomegranate promotes both physical and spiritual well-being.
Cultural and Symbolic Significance
In Islamic culture, the pomegranate’s symbolism extends beyond its mention in the Qur’an and hadith. Its many seeds are often interpreted as a metaphor for the multiplicity of Allah’s blessings and the unity of the Muslim Ummah. The fruit’s connection to paradise reflects its purity, abundance, and divine reward, which are qualities that Muslims strive for in their faith and actions.
