Now, if reserves of etheric energy are sufficient for 120 years of life, then the
premature utilization of this reservoir becomes apparent in middle age—
possibly earlier, dependent on the degree of premature depletion. This is
when organ systems begin to distort, dysfunction and fail, representing an
accelerated devolution towards chaos. Furthermore, it is tantamount to
wastage, which is haram in Islam. Musa was preserved in strength and
comeliness beyond the age of 100. Sarai, Abraham’s wife, was still beautiful at
the age of 80-90. The Prophet remained vigorous and attractive to the
satisfaction of his wives and admiration of other men till he died at age 64.
Sheik Omar Mukhtar of the Libyan Desert heartily fought on horseback in his
70s. These people did not retire but worked well into old age and enjoyed
active sexual lives as well, Alhamduillah!
Therefore, what is naturally normal, we may, as Muslims, take as the Sunnah
of their examples and the reader may appreciate from these examples just
how far from that norm we have removed ourselves. To our shame, what is
naturally abnormal is now the norm for most Muslims who profess to follow
the Sunnah, which clearly demonstrates ignorance, delusion and traditional
denial of truth. Such denial presents hindrances to medical intervention on
behalf of those who are actually making themselves ill. The fact of the matter
is that if Muslims followed the Sunnah, doctors would have to seek a second
job, as there would be little work for them to do other than attend the
ordinary casualties of life and limb.
The Nature of Normality and Deviation
There is no such thing as 'supernatural' or 'un-natural'. These common
misconceptions are due to inferior reasoning and consequent
misapprehension of truth. Everything in creation, including what we do not
perceive as material, is ‘natural’ or that which is ‘created’. What is commonly
called 'unnatural' are deviant expressions of existential forms intended by
Allah for good or evil purposes (harm) and function, described above as an
‘acceleration towards chaos’ or disorder. What men commonly call
supernatural are forms of being and energies beyond our present sense
perception and/or comprehension; some of which manifest in magick or
astral realms called paranormal, as well as via divine interventions commonly
called ‘miracle’. The latter being the supra-natural acceleration of energy