The Deception of the Devil by Ibn Al Jawzi - SABIL Editions
According to Ibn Al Jawzi's Talbis Iblis: Satan has sworn to lead the children of Adam to their ruin. His weapon is cunning. He acts cunningly against all categories of human beings. One way to mislead people is to make them see the false in the form of the true.
In the Muslim tradition, Satan (or Iblis), blinded by his pride, convinced of his superiority over man, refused to obey the order of his Lord: "Prostrate yourself before the one I created from earth" [17/61].
His disobedience and pride cost him damnation. For Iblis, the sole cause of his downfall is man, this being of dust that the creator has chosen to place above all creatures.
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In turn, Iblis the fallen djinn, tried to push Adam to disobedience by advising him to eat a fruit from the forbidden tree in order to be, in turn, disgraced.
From now on, banished by their Lord, Iblis and Adam will find themselves in the same place of exile, the world of here below. Iblis will give no respite to Adam and his offspring. He will tirelessly try to divert humanity from the right path to lead it to its downfall. The cunning one will, by an effect of illusion, show the false in the form of the true (talbis). He managed to replace true beliefs and true worship with falsehoods, distancing men from truth and reality.
*This work is composed of 13 major chapters as follows:
- The order to conform to the Sunna and the community of Muslims.
- The blame of innovation and innovators.
- Warning against the temptations and schemes of Iblis.
- Meaning of the terms Talbis and Gharur.
- The tricks of Iblis with regard to beliefs and religions.
- The tricks of Iblis against scholars in the branches of science.
- The tricks of Iblis against rulers and sovereigns.
- The tricks of Iblis among servants and worshippers in their worship.
- The trick of Iblis against Ascetics and servants.
- His trick against the Sufis among the ascetics.
- Regarding the tricks of Iblis against the religious through alleged miracles.
- The tricks of Iblis against the population.
- The tricks of Iblis against all men by making them rely on hope.
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The Deception of the Devil by Ibn Al Jawzi - SABIL Editions
The Deception of the Devil by Ibn Al Jawzi - SABIL Editions
In turn, Iblis the fallen djinn, tried to push Adam to disobedience by advising him to eat a fruit from the forbidden tree in order to be, in turn, disgraced.
From now on, banished by their Lord, Iblis and Adam will find themselves in the same place of exile, the world of here below. Iblis will give no respite to Adam and his offspring. He will tirelessly try to divert humanity from the right path to lead it to its downfall. The cunning one will, by an effect of illusion, show the false in the form of the true (talbis). He managed to replace true beliefs and true worship with falsehoods, distancing men from truth and reality.
*This work is composed of 13 major chapters as follows:
- The order to conform to the Sunna and the community of Muslims.
- The blame of innovation and innovators.
- Warning against the temptations and schemes of Iblis.
- Meaning of the terms Talbis and Gharur.
- The tricks of Iblis with regard to beliefs and religions.
- The tricks of Iblis against scholars in the branches of science.
- The tricks of Iblis against rulers and sovereigns.
- The tricks of Iblis among servants and worshippers in their worship.
- The trick of Iblis against Ascetics and servants.
- His trick against the Sufis among the ascetics.
- Regarding the tricks of Iblis against the religious through alleged miracles.
- The tricks of Iblis against the population.
- The tricks of Iblis against all men by making them rely on hope.