Shadee Elmasry – The Jinn Sword
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The speakers discuss the importance of being mindful of what people think and the use of technology to draw inspiration from various sources. They also mention a former basketball player who used technology to connect with people and gain inspiration from various sources. The transcript describes a cloak where one of the speakers met a Prophet Muhammad Sallali Alayhi, who believed in him and was one of the believing Jin. The transcript describes a situation where a chef caught a glimpse of a woman in a gym and describes the woman as a woman with a sword. The conversation then shifts to the history of the alien culture and its origins, including a woman who describes a gym and a man who claims to be a god.
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So if you look at our people forget what the western cultural
left set, right? Why should we care about what they think? Right?
Let's look at what our own people say, and our own automount are
telling us, You got to be careful, recite a NAS and follow up a NAS
because there are forces out there. Right. One of the things
that we're sort of blindsided by, is by all this technology, we
think that we sort of become immune because Western culture
doesn't, you know, recognize and believe in these things. But here
we're not I'm telling you, there are forces, especially in
Hollywood and all these things, utilizing all these things, where
people are listening to music and, and almost being brainwashed,
right, just through the trance beats that are used to what we got
to do is connect with those GoodGym
in our Well, we're there with, with Metallica, well malaika and
Virgin. I mean, it's like you need like multiple like you need the
Navy SEALs, you need the army you need the way that the reserves you
know, so we need like angelic plus the angels won't be involved in
battle after bed that you're gonna like they're, you know, they can't
actually be involved. But the jinn Can you and they have technology
that's like amazing, right? They have I have stories too. That'll
be for the next show. You're gonna talk with Rami and sue to drop one
of these stories now. It's called the gin sword. So So what is this
gentleman? Tell me Tell me this. I want to hear this. Okay. So before
I went to Mauritania, I heard a lot of stories about the gins and
you know, and then they're going to the mattresses and they're
actually you know, there's gin students because there's Muslim
gin. And there's actually an interesting story. It's mentioned
in the some of the copies of JELA Lane, the Tafseer of Judah Lane in
the there's some editions that have a baboon uzun, like the
reasons of revelation in the footnotes and in the story of
one of the last suit as the talks about the people of the mood. So
the people of the mood they carved their houses out of the the
mountains so he mentioned that one of the the tabular he mentioned he
went into the one of the Dr. mood and he saw a man in the corner of
one of the Dr. Praying and he knows he just thought to himself
mind that's an amazing cloak that he's wearing. And after the man
finished his Salah to whatever he was, was praying, he turned around
and he said, You're amazed by the, the the fineness or the glamour of
my cloak. He said, What decays cloth and what the clay wood
decays, clothing, our sins. Essentially, like if you don't
sin, your clothes won't be decayed. He said, In this cloak. I
met Musa and I believed in him. This isn't the time of the tub
anyway. He said in in this cloak, I met visa, and I believed in him.
And in this cloak, I met the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi
salam and I believed in him and I am from the gym that Allah said
about them. Blue here. Ila. Yeah. And now stummer NFL, Amina Jin, he
was one of those. He was one of those Jin, one of the believing
Jin. And so it is man. It's like, Man, I want to meet him. So I
asked one of the shoe when I got to Mauritania, I was always we're
looking for Jin and I got a lot of
I'm like, I got a book. I found a book on Jim biomems CLT. It's like
amazing. What's the title? Keep that one? Yeah.
Cam and Jen. I'll send you the PDF.
So yeah, that's like
so. So when I was in Mauritania, I was I was intrigued by Jen because
I heard that oh, there's Jin, that sometimes go to Muslim because
they're in the desert, too. They love Yeah, they're in the desert
in the mountains. So I asked one of the people who spent a lot of
time with Morocco had he spent almost now over 40 years living
and studying with him and being companion with him. So I said
didn't want to ever have a gin student. And the reason why I
asked him this is because I had heard a story from one of the
other more Italians that like you were talking about how how they
use it as a cell phone connection. Well, the more Italians used to go
from from Mauritania, there's a lot of livestock there and they
would drive the livestock into Senegal. And once they go to
Senegal, they'll sell there because Senegal has more
agriculture, they don't have as much livestock. So it's a it's a
trade off. But the whole trip would take a few months. And back
in the 40s in the 50s and 60s, there were no phone lines. I mean,
even up until we were there, there was just there was very few
landlines. So they would go to this person who had a gin and they
would pay him some money in the gym would go back into the deserts
and get information about their family and come back and tell them
these more returns. Okay, yes, I also had a kid so and so got sick,
so and so got better. So also died, whatever. And somebody came
from one of the villages. And he he said I need news from my
family. So he sent his Gen off and then the guy said, he said,
there's a there's an old man in that village preventing my gin
from coming in on. So that was like one of the many stories that
I was intrigued. So I asked one of the students, I said did Morabito
hij ever have any gen students? He said, I don't know. He said, But
you know the other person this other person that was also in the
school for about 45 years. He said his grandfather had a school and
he used to teach to gen students. And one night in a dream the chef
saw to shower theme to devils coming to kill him and his
students show up in the dream and
with a sword, they kill those two devils. When he wakes up in the
morning, he saw the sword subhanaw taala. And this person telling me
the story he said he saw the sword himself. It's been passed down
from generations. He said it never gets rusty. And it never gets dull
mandala. And so I immediately was like, Do you think they'd sell it
to me?
He said Rami, stay away from the 10 star, which is which is so you
weren't looking for not looking for him but just investigative
journalists? Well think about you know, think about if you're a
hunter.
If you're if you're in Mauritania you're not watching Netflix at
night to relax your maybe tell Jen stories, right? Yeah, like what
that's like how you have to pass time, which I don't want people to
get hung up on. Jen. That's not the point. But the point is that
when the when Western when Western culture laughs at something, it
doesn't mean they're always right about it, right? Whenever humans
in general put someone laugh at something that doesn't mean we're
always right. In fact, most times humans are wrong about things. I
saw an excerpt from a sheikh Hamza talk a couple of years ago I think
he was in Istanbul where he mentioned that a lot of the people
that were in in in advancing technology in this country last
century were like occultus like members of the Church of Satan and
all that kind of like the guy so yeah, do you think I mean if the
gym if this gym guy has the the gym has the sword that never gets
dull, never gets rested? It might be some metal from like another
planet. And maybe they got some like intergalactic travels I to
one of the shoes I described an alien, right you know, the big not
the greys, you know, the what are the big headed ones with the
eyeballs? So I described it to me stripe, I don't know about the V
stripe, but the all of the details and things like that, um, how the
jinn how the jinn.
Because look, the jinn used to do intergalactic travel. They used to
get up to like the seventh heaven. So so they have and they are
living breathing creatures like us. They have
that you describe to him what was an alien? The description of an
alien? What area 51 Yes, yeah, yeah. Because all they're not Eric
was that one guy? That, Paul?
Paul? Yeah, my kids have a doll that looks like one of those. And
they've named him Eric. They live a little. So the history of that.
I'll put it around the corner. You know, the scariest thing of an
alien is like you don't see the full thing like you're you know,
you're at a desk or like this corner right over here. And he
just like peers his head up when you turn around.
So when I would look if pranks were Hello, oh, man.
I got a lot of ideas. But it's hard. You can scare people when I
had some work from in New York late and go back to New Haven two
and a half hour drive for two hours. 15 minutes, that was fall
asleep in the wheel. I had to get some books on tape. So one of the
things I got was the history of area 51. And the history of all
this image that you have of the the alien with the triangular
face. Yeah. And the big black eyes, right? That image was
basically all roots back the transmission of the like, very way
of that all goes back to one person I had so it's covered. It's
not
just become water, water, but really its root is one person who
he was in that area in New Mexico, like a worker. Okay. And that's
what how he described what he thought he saw, right? Because
that they were trying to area 51 Do you mean at the crash site
before they picked it up? Yeah. So it all goes back to that one guy's
description, right. And they wrote him off as like some crazy guy and
the whole area 51 was supposed to be developing certain sciences to
combat the USSR and it became engulfed in this myth because of
this guy. And his narration and he's out in the desert the middle
of them Yeah, I know one guy who was in the middle of a form you're
telling us that this shape and more 10 It's telling you this is
the shape of certain he said the way I described it as like that's
a gym. I know one person he his his path to Islam was through a
gym. A good gym. A good gym? Yeah, he gave him he called him to to
hide and he said his name was truck was the name truck. He's
American Jen Yeah, this like in the hills of Santa Cruz. Oh, like
oh, like a hillbilly Jia not a hillbilly Jen like a hippie Jen.
He's in Santa Cruz. This is in a joking matter either. So but but
the he told him, he said he called him to tow hate and got him to
like believe there's only one god he said, but this is only half of
the message. You have to continue your journey. That's why they call
me Trump. I don't have the full truth that he is not in my name.
So
that's why
and then he eventually found Muhammad Rasul Allah