Delusion

One must not become ensnared in delusion (doubt), for it engenders psychological instability and inner vacillation.

إ“Indeed, His command, when He wills a thing, is only that He says to it, ‘Be,’ and it is.” (Qur’ān)

The very moment a determination is made, the matter is actualized—such is the ontological law ordained by Allah the Almighty. The ingress to delusion must remain decisively closed. Should one place the hand upon an individual’s head and recites:

“Indeed, Allah is over all things fully capable” (Qur’ān)

—eleven times, in three successive rounds—then the cognitive gate of delusion is restrained and closed.

Proximity to delusion must be scrupulously avoided, for it gives rise to epistemological doubt, fosters uncertainty, and expands recursively like proliferating branches. Its progression is unceasing and unchecked. Allah the Almighty detests doubt, particularly that which emerges through the infiltration of delusion.

Concerning delusion, the Prophet (P.B.U.H) stated that Satan circulates through the human being as blood flows through the veins. This implies that delusion is interwoven into the very fabric of human physiology. Satan traverses the bloodstream under the guise of delusion, permeating the inner currents of corporeal existence. Allah the Almighty declares that Satan is a manifest and unequivocal adversary to mankind.