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Thursday, September 23, 2010

The Heart Operation IN THE 7TH CENTURY REVELATION : A MIRACLE OF ISLAM

The Heart Operation
IN THE 7TH CENTURY
REVELATION

Before going into the
revelation of the heart
operation of the Prophet
(Sallallaho alaihi wasallem) and
the details thereof in the
traditions, let us have some
scientific look of the subject.
The human heart is a
propulsive muscular organ of
four chambers, double pump that
receives blood into two of its
upper chambers or atria and
pumps the blood out from two of
its lower chambers ventricles.
From the right ventricle, the
blood is pumped through the
pulmonary artery toward the
lungs where the carbon dioxide
is released and the oxygen is
picked up. From the lungs, the
oxygen-enriched blood is carried
by the pulmonary veins to the
left atrium. From the left atrium,
the blood passes into the left
ventricle and is pumped out
through the aorta to carry
oxygen and nutrients to the
tissues through out the body.
The heart is situated
between the two lungs and
slightly to the left of centre,
behind the breastbone. It rests
on the diaphragm, the muscular
partition between chest and
abdominal cavity, which we call
‘JAUF’ of the heart in Arabic.
In a man, the heart weighs
250 to 340 grams and in a
woman, it weighs 230 to 280
grams. The normal heart rate is
considered to be 72 beats per
minutes. At this average rate,
the heart contracts 4,320 times
in an hour, 103,680 times in a
day, 37, 843,000 times in an
year, and 2,649, million and 24
thousand times in a life span of
70 years. The heart rate among
the athletes may be as low as
45 times per minute.
The heart of a newly born
baby may beat up to 150 times
a minute but it settles down
during the first year to about
100 times a minute.
The circulation of the blood
through the lungs was first
worked out by an Egyptian Ibn al
Nafis (1210 CE.) (Encyclopedia
Americana). The findings were
recorded after carrying out
various postmortem
examinations. The Muslim
physicians had worked out a new
knowledge of determining quite
few diseases and heart diseases
by the nature of the pulse beat.
This knowledge was known as
‘FAN AL NABDH’ and was taught
to all physicians. This knowledge
was transferred from Arabs to
Indo-Pak. subcontinents where it
is still retained. The physicians
who are registered under Indian
Medicine Board practicing Arab
medicine (now known as Tib-e-
Yunani) and also in Pakistan
treat the patients by herbs. A
medicine known as ‘Dawa al misk
mautadil’ is successfully used in
preliminary heart diseases.
However, the Europe was
quite late in picking up the heart
diseases.

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8 comments:

  1. Though the
    postmortem examinations had
    begun in the 18th century and
    the structural defects of the
    heart were found but it was the
    German pathologist Rudolf
    Virchow, who in the middle of the
    19th century solved most of the
    problems concerning thrombi and
    emboli (clots) that travel
    through the circulatory system
    and block veins or arteries in
    the lungs, brains, or other
    organs.
    The era of heart surgery
    had begun after the World War II
    and the cardiovascular surgery
    emerged as a valuable method of
    treating heart disease. Dwight
    Harkin and Charles Bailey
    conducted one of the first heart
    operations in the late 1940’s.
    The first human heart transplant
    was performed by Christian
    Barnard in South Africa in 1967.
    (Encyclopedia Americana) The
    aforesaid Encyclopedia observed:
    “Prior to that time the heart
    was considered so delicate and
    sensitive that death was
    believed to be inevitable if the
    heart was injured.” It was that
    belief that made the non-
    Muslims and the orientalists deny
    the heart operation of the
    Prophet referred to in the
    Quranic revelation and
    elaborated in the various
    traditions. The Quran states:
    ....Did We not lay open thy
    chest? (94/1)
    The Arabic inscription ‘A
    Lam’ means did We not. The word
    ‘lam’ is to negate the speech
    and changes present tense into
    the past tense. The word
    ‘Nashrah’, (Na) is pronoun
    meaning we, here this pronoun
    refers to Allah it is Why it is
    written in capital letter. ‘Sharah’
    means laid open, it also means to
    expound, to describe, ‘Sharah’ is
    the root word from it is
    ‘Tashreeh’ meaning dissecting or
    anatomizing a body. (Lane’s
    Lexicon) The entire verse means:
    “O Muhammad! Did We not lay
    open thy chest.” How his chest
    was laid open, the details of this
    revelation are found in various
    famous and authentic books of
    traditions.

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  2. Allama Seouti in his Dur al
    Manthur and Khazin in his
    commentary expounding the
    aforesaid revelation said that his
    chest was ripped open (once) in
    his childhood (when he was of
    about 4 year’s of age) and
    referred to the tradition
    narrated by Anas bin Malik:
    Gabriel came to the Apostle
    of Allah (sallallaho alaihi wasallem)
    while he was playing with
    playmates. He took hold of him
    and made him to lay (on his
    back) and ripped open his chest
    and took out the heart from it
    and then (he opened the heart)
    and extracted something that
    clung in it and said that was the
    part of Satan in thee. Then was
    washed it in a-gold basin with
    the water of zamzam (31), and
    closed it up, and restored it to
    its place. The boys came running
    to his foster mother i.e. nurse,
    and said verily Muhammad has
    been murdered. They all rushed
    towards him and found him
    changed in complexion. Anas said
    I myself saw the mark of
    stitching on his chest. (Muslim, Al
    Baihaqui).
    Ibn Kathir in his book Al
    Bidaya wa al Nihaya (Vol.II) under
    the caption fostering of the
    Prophet (sallallaho alaihi
    wasallem) reported few
    traditions in which the Prophet
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem)
    narrated his own story.
    In a narration from Abu
    Huraira. The Apostle of Allah
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem) said:
    “...when his chest was torn open
    he did not feel any pain nor saw
    any blood.” (Imam Ahmad)
    In a report from Al Baihaqui
    Anas bin Malik said: “The chest of
    the Prophet (sallallaho alaihi
    wasallem) was laid open below
    the throat to the cavity (close
    hollow to the last rib). His heart
    was taken out, it was washed in
    a gold basin and then filled with
    wisdom and faith and was
    restored to its place.
    It is reported that his chest
    was laid open about four times
    but the reports on the opening
    of his chest during his childhood
    and before his bodily ascent to
    seven heavens are in successive
    chain.
    Iman Bukhari (Kitab al
    Tauheed) in a narration about
    bodily ascent related from Anas
    bin Malik: “... so those angels did
    not talk to him till they carried
    him and placed him beside the
    well of zamzam. From among
    them Gabriel under took to cut
    open from his ‘Nahrehi’ (the
    upper most part of the chest
    which is the place of collar i.e.
    super-sternal notch) to
    labbetehi (the place where the
    memento of the locket is placed
    by the Arab woman i.e.
    xiphisternum) and took out his
    heart and then washed it with
    zamzam water and cleaned his
    hollow (containing heart) and
    then a gold basin containing a
    gold bowl full of belief and
    wisdom was brought and then
    closed it. He then ascended with
    him to the heaven of the
    world...”
    lmam Muslim in a narration
    from Malik bin Sasa related from
    the Prophet (sallallaho alaihi
    wasallem) “... Then he came to
    me and took me with him. Then a
    gold basin containing Zamzam
    water was brought to me ‘Fa
    shureha sadri’ and my chest was
    cut open to such (part). Qatada
    reported:
    “and my chest was cut
    open to such and such (part)”.

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  3. Qatada said: I asked him
    (the narrator) who was with me
    that what he meant (by such
    and such part) he replied: It was
    opened up to the cavity of the
    upper abdomen, (then the Hadith
    continues) ‘Fastukhrija qalabi’ My
    heart was extracted and it was
    washed with Zamzam water and
    it was restored in its place filling
    it with faith and wisdom...”
    WHY THE PROPHET’S CHEST
    WAS RIPPED OPEN?
    The creation of the human
    is from the semen, which comes
    out of sexual inclination that
    changes into a blood clot and
    then into a lump etc. etc. This
    sexual inclination is the weak
    point in human being and the
    Satan insinuates evil into the
    heart of man. Or there is some
    DNA material in the heart which
    is the source of the sexual
    penchant and there on that
    point the devil prompts man to
    evil. The angel Gabriel extracted
    it and throwing it away said that
    it was the part of Satan in thee.
    There can be no denial of
    DNA’S presence in the heart as it
    is peppered in 60 thousand billion
    specks in the human body, and
    God, the Creator and the Maker
    of the genetic code knows (see
    The Quran And The Genetics)
    which part of the body contains
    those genes which inspire sex,
    disobedience, love and hatred
    etc. we know that all these
    feelings aspire from the heart,
    that the heart is seat of
    knowledge as God revealed the
    Quran on the Prophet’s heart.
    (See Seat of Intelligence Heart
    or Mind or Both).
    Those who have loved know
    how the waves of love rage in
    their hearts. There was a time in
    my life of about more than a
    year when I was utterly
    absorbed in the remembrance of
    Allah and my heart agitated with
    ardent divine love. The
    remembrance of Allah was dear
    to me from the loveliest thing in
    the world. It was then I realized
    that when an ordinary
    worshipper like me can have
    that ecstasy, certainly the
    Prophet’s heart was purified and
    blessed with overwhelming love
    of God. His relation with his wives
    was a matter of obligation. His
    wives i.e. the mothers of the
    believers were only the
    institution of learning of his
    private life for his people.
    However, the angel Gabriel
    took out that clot of blood from
    the Prophet’s heart through
    which the Satan taints to sex.
    Imam Razi in his ‘Al Tafsir Al
    Kabir’ explaining “Did we not lay
    open your chest’ said: “It is the
    same as narrated that Gabriel,
    (peace on him) came to him and
    ripping open his chest, extracted
    his heart and washed and
    purified it from incompliance (of
    the Lord). Then he filled in it the
    knowledge and faith and placed
    it back in his chest...It is not very
    far that clot of black blood which
    was washed away from the
    heart of the Prophet (sallallaho
    alaihi wasallem) attracts towards
    disobedience and refrains from
    dutifulness when it was removed
    from him he naturally became
    obedient and remote of all evils
    and this was a symbol of his
    being innocent...Allah doth what
    He will and ordereth what he
    want.”

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  4. Why the revelation under
    citation stated the chest and
    why it didn’t mention the heart?
    The place of inspiring the evil is
    bosom as God said: “Who
    whispereth in the bosoms of
    mankind.” The laying open of the
    chest also means the elimination
    of prompting of evil. How it was
    attained, the details thereof we
    have already seen in the
    previous traditions.
    The Arabic word Sadar also
    means heart. Please see
    translation of M.Pickthall chapter
    CXIV. Also, see Elias ‘Modern
    Dictionary Arabic English. “Sadar:
    - Fuad, bosom, heart.”
    “The heart is the place of
    wisdom and knowledge. The
    Satan intends it. The Satan
    comes to the chest, which is the
    fort for the heart, if he finds a
    way through it, he attacks and
    lands his forces in it and
    straitens the heart by sending
    forth in it suspicion, worries,
    sorrows, and avarice then the
    man neither gets any taste in
    his prayers nor any sweetness in
    Islam. If the enemy is routed by
    reciting “La haul wala quwata illa
    billah” the narrowing of the
    heart melts and the peace is
    attained.”
    He was made to undergo
    another operation before his
    bodily ascent to seven heavens
    so that:
    1)
    His blessed heart could
    sustain that angelic power which
    was to take him in a journey of
    millions of light years in few
    seconds. In space flights of this
    age the spacemen are put to
    regress check up to find the
    forbearance of their hearts.
    2)
    He might be able to
    withstand the heavenly beings.
    3)
    His heart was sanctified to
    forbear the sight of God (See
    ‘The Bodily Ascent of the
    Prophet. Sallallaho alaihi
    wasallem’)
    4)
    Imam Qastalani in his ‘Al
    Muwahib al Ladunniah’ said: When
    the Prophet (sallallaho alaihi
    wasallem) observed himself how
    his chest was cut open, he
    became fearless of all actions
    leading to death and that gave
    him power of faith, it
    strengthened his vision and his
    belief in God...His sanctification of
    his heart and filling it with faith
    and wisdom points to the belief
    of ‘Ahle Sunnah’ (The persons
    following. The sunni doctrine)
    that the place of knowledge,
    thinking and vision is the
    heart...” (Vol. II p.11)
    Moses (alaihi al salam) had
    requested to attain this dignified
    rank as he said: “My Lord! Lay
    open my chest.” (20/25) But Allah
    favoured Muhammad (sallallaho
    alaihi wasallem) with this great
    miracle.
    It may be recalled that
    Moses had wished to be the
    prophet of this ‘Ummah’ (people).
    As he said: “Make me the
    prophet of that ‘Ummah’. “He
    was told, “Their prophet would
    be from among them.” Then he
    desired: “Make me one among
    that people.” (Anas-Abu Noaim)
    But God had destined for Jesus
    (alaihi al salam) on his second
    coming to be one of this ‘Ummah’
    of the Prophet Muhammad
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem).
    For the prophet Moses to
    wish to be one this Muslim nation
    and for Jesus, on his second
    coming to be one of this Muslim
    nation is the proof of the
    greatness of Nabi al Anbia
    Muhammad al Rasul Allah
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem) and
    that God has elevated this
    Muslim nation among all other
    people of the previous prophets.
    This elevation is not with worldly
    pomp and show but is related
    with grand rewards in the
    Hereafter.

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  5. DETAILS OF THE HEART
    OPERATION OF THE 7TH CENTURY
    REVELATION
    The details of the
    revelation found in the aforesaid
    traditions about laying open of
    the chest of the Prophet
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem) can be
    summarized as under:
    1)
    The coming of the angels.
    2)
    Making him to lay on his
    back.
    3)
    Happening of this incidence
    in the age of four years and
    then finally in about 52 years of
    age.
    4)
    Cutting open his chest from
    super sternal notch to
    xiphisterum.
    5)
    Extraction of his heart and
    then opening of the heart itself.
    6)
    Extraction of some clot of
    blood from the heart itself.
    7)
    Washing of the heart in a
    gold basin from Zamzam water.
    (Zamzam in Arabic means
    ‘abundant water’. It was opened
    by angel Gabriel to save Hajira
    wife of prophet Abraham and his
    son Ismail who were thirsty to
    death. Now it is in a shape of
    well by the side of Kaaba. It is a
    mineral water and tastes slightly
    saline).
    8)
    Closing up of the heart and
    restoring it in its place.
    9)
    Stitching the opening of the
    chest.
    10)
    Anas observation of the
    needle marks on his chest and
    his evidence to that effect.
    11)
    Prophet observation of his
    own operation and his not
    feeling of any pain or flow of
    blood.
    12)
    Running away of the
    playmates after seeing this
    incidence and their informing to
    his foster mother (Halima Sadia
    radiallah anha) that he was
    murdered.
    13)
    Coming of the people on the
    place of incidence and they
    found him changed in complexion.
    14)
    His quick recovery after
    every such incidence.
    The above facts wonderfully
    constitute the details of a
    modern heart operation and 7th
    century brain could have never
    conceived this sketch so
    precisely. It was only the 20th
    century surgical development
    that proved all the aforesaid
    facts of the 7th century
    revelation. The needle marks on
    the chest of the Prophet
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem) were a
    natural out come of his heart
    operations. The evidence of Anas
    (radiallah anho) who had been
    for ten years in the service of
    the Prophet is an undeniable
    truth, because in that pre-
    scientific age the conception of
    operating the human body and
    then sewing it did never exist.

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  6. In our present day, surgery
    (1989) the age of four years is
    considered to be quite fit for
    most of congenital heart
    operations.
    Most of the orientalists, the
    followers of the Quadiani
    Pretender and the followers of
    Gulam Ahmad Pervez had denied
    the cutting open of the
    Prophet’s chest. Abdullah Yusuf
    Ali, a Bohri (Bohris are an
    offshoot of Shia community) did
    not write a word about it in his
    commentary of ‘Alam Nashrah’
    94/1. Whereas all other Muslim
    commentators never missed to
    report this great incident.
    However, the science
    disproved the denials of the
    orientalists and demonstrated
    the possibility of these
    operations. Those who deny the
    miracles believe God to be
    incompetent of doing all things
    but when science proves a fact
    all believe in it. To them man is
    more competent than God. To
    such men Hell is their permanent
    abode.
    The painless heart
    operation of the Prophet
    (sallallaho alaihi wasallem) in
    those pre-scientific ages
    definitely pointed to the
    maximum progress, which our
    medical science would achieve in
    future.
    The eminence of this
    miraculous heart operation of
    the Apostle of Allah (sallallaho
    alaihi wasallem) will ever gleam in
    respect to the time because it
    could never have been deemed
    of in those pre-scientific days,
    then it was conducted in a short
    span of time and his immediate
    recovery thereafter it.
    All praises to Allah the Unique,
    the Bountiful, The Merciful and
    the Omniscient
    who sent down the Quran on his
    Prophet and Apostle
    Muhammad Mustafa (Sallallaho
    alaihi wasallem) (peace be upon
    him)
    and made it the bearer of all
    knowledge

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  7. Source:

    The Quran and Science.com
    http://www.thequranandscience.com/display.php?book/45

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  8. Source:

    The Quran and Science.com
    http://www.thequranandscience.com/display.php?book/45

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