ISLAM & REAL PHILOSOPHY OF QURAN
Islam, in its deepest Qur’anic sense, is not a religion at all. It has nothing to do with cultural rituals, institutions, labels, or inherited traditions. The word Islam carries the universal meaning of surrender, peace, safety, and reconciliation. It may be understood as the conscious submission of the human ego to truth, justice, mercy, and the peaceful voice of conscience - the rasul within which conveys the message of peace to the entire agitated mindset - regardless of one's personal background.
The Quran, therefore, is not a religious book prescribing ceremonies or establishing a separate religious identity. It is a book of inner awakening and human inner transformation. It addresses the mind, the self, moral responsibility, conscience, and the struggle between constructive and destructive tendencies within the human being. Its purpose is to awaken awareness and guide the human mindset toward truth, balance, justice, and peace.
Mohammad, in the Qur’anic sense, is not the founder of a new or old religion called Islam. When the term mohammad is understood through its deeper inner meaning, it signifies the faculty of common sense and conscious discernment that examines, verifies, approves, and validates information before it is accepted and implemented. The Qur’anic mohammad is the inner messenger that teaches us to read our inner script - Al-Kitab - and helps us develop, refine, and purify ourselves through the eternal principles already present within us.
To surrender to truth and live in harmony with conscience is Islam. Islam, therefore, is not the property of one community; it is the universal path of submitting to peace, truth, justice, and moral responsibility.
Peace - Salam - Om Shanti - Shalom
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