5D Thinking Training Level 1, Day 2 - Cohort 7

5D Thinking

A model that integrates scientific knowledge with divine revelation, emphasizing reflection on the interconnectedness of creation and Allah.

Secularism

The ideology that separates the Creator from creation, asserting that scientific explanations exclude the role of Allah.

Divine Names

The attributes of Allah that reflect His essence and govern the universe, essential for understanding His presence in creation.

Shirk

The sin of associating partners with Allah; considered the greatest sin in Islam.

Al-Rabb

The name of Allah meaning 'The Lord' or 'The Sustainer', emphasizing His role as the provider of all creation.

Trios

Three key concepts: nature, material causes, and random chance, used in secular narratives to explain phenomena without mentioning Allah.

Khalifa

Steward or caretaker; refers to the role humans have been given to manage the Earth and its resources.

Reflection

The act of thinking deeply about creation and the divine attributes within it, used in the 5D Thinking model to understand Allah's signs.

Analytical Thinking

The first step in the 5D Thinking model where individuals explore and observe the created world.

Interconnectivity

The concept that all elements of the universe are connected and dependent on each other, pointing to the Creator.

Morality

The principles concerning right and wrong behavior, integral to the final step in the 5D Thinking model.

Al-Khaliq

One of Allah's names; means 'The Creator', emphasizing His role in bringing everything into existence.

Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom

Stages of understanding that progress from basic facts (data) to deep understanding (wisdom) about creation.

The Water Cycle

A example of a natural phenomenon that illustrates the interconnectedness of creation and Allah's sustaining power.

Experiential Knowledge

Knowledge gained through experiences and reflections, essential for personal growth and understanding of Allah.

Ayat

In Arabic, means both 'sign' and 'verse'; refers to the signs of Allah in creation and the verses of the Quran.

Al-Rahman

One of Allah's names, meaning 'The Most Merciful', reflecting His compassion towards all of creation.

Al-Hakim

One of Allah's names, meaning 'The All-Wise', indicative of the divine wisdom present in creation.

Al-Bari

One of Allah's names, meaning 'The Originator', highlighting His role in creating and sustaining life.

Nature

The physical world; can be misrepresented in secular contexts as an independent force rather than a creation of Allah.