I. Preface.
Man was created in heaven while the Impostor (Shifter of Shapes) was seeking to misguide others present, as I regained consciousness after losing the gift briefly - over a period of seven restful weeks, something which the Wicked could never recieve and thus envy, all this and my life at the time had occured in the Above, from where both Adam and Ibliys were removed - a place where nothing could possibly happen, unless it was Divinely willed.
It seems I was lacking in something fundamentally Right so they (those of supposedly Good Nature) decided to get rid of me by means of exhile. They forced me out of their adobe, which left me standing on no land and so I fell...
But not to my death because it was not yet time. Like an attempt to do away with a newborn baby severely deforemd and born out of wedlock in order to keep the family's honour intact, I was thrown out and at no fault of my own.
I did not die, still retaining the Landlord's Property, at His mercy alone.
What did happen, however, was the inevitable for me. It was my fall, the fall after which I became what I truly am. It could be said that this fall was the key to the rises of my future as it taught me never to fear pain and to face whatever comes my way; to accept my fate - a valuable lesson.
A revelation prompted me to seek knowledge and righteousness, so the journey began. Hakim is one who has taught himself. His beliefs are those which he has himself experienced and he has indeed experienced much, since he is a man of undying Faith.
Man was created in heaven while the Impostor (Shifter of Shapes) was seeking to misguide others present, as I regained consciousness after losing the gift briefly - over a period of seven restful weeks, something which the Wicked could never recieve and thus envy, all this and my life at the time had occured in the Above, from where both Adam and Ibliys were removed - a place where nothing could possibly happen, unless it was Divinely willed.
It seems I was lacking in something fundamentally Right so they (those of supposedly Good Nature) decided to get rid of me by means of exhile. They forced me out of their adobe, which left me standing on no land and so I fell...
But not to my death because it was not yet time. Like an attempt to do away with a newborn baby severely deforemd and born out of wedlock in order to keep the family's honour intact, I was thrown out and at no fault of my own.
I did not die, still retaining the Landlord's Property, at His mercy alone.
What did happen, however, was the inevitable for me. It was my fall, the fall after which I became what I truly am. It could be said that this fall was the key to the rises of my future as it taught me never to fear pain and to face whatever comes my way; to accept my fate - a valuable lesson.
A revelation prompted me to seek knowledge and righteousness, so the journey began. Hakim is one who has taught himself. His beliefs are those which he has himself experienced and he has indeed experienced much, since he is a man of undying Faith.



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