Racial and Tribal Concerns in the Quran
By Omid Gül - 9 FEBRUARY 2015
The Quran says humans were created, then formed, and then proportioned:
(82:7) He Who created you, and formed you, and proportioned you?
Humans were created in stages:
(71:14) He is the One who created you in stages.
Evolutionists say that the different races came about due to mutations that somehow happened by themselves. This is of course not what the Quran says on the matter. The diversity of races that humanity belongs to were all of God's deliberate plan. No racial distinction was accidental or of a result of some random "mutation":
(49:13) O people! We created you from a male and a female, and made you races and tribes, that you may recognize one another. The best among you in the sight of God are the most righteous. God is All-Knowing, Well-Experienced.
(30:22) And of His signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the diversity of your languages and colors. In this are signs for those who know.
There is nothing wrong with being thankful of the way God created you, the way He has formed you into racial groupings displaying distinct traits and features exclusive only to your kind. Choosing to preserve all of that would mean to shun miscegenation. Contrary to modern-day liberals, this does not equate to racism, rather it is only the mere preservation of what God has created. It is innately natural and reasonable to want your offspring to look like you. Surely, a questioning mind will ask, what would be the purpose in the creation of different peoples if humanity mixes and destroys the diversity that God created? Race, ultimately in its simplest form, is the extended family, the tribe; a historical lineage of heritage and culture.
Racial consciousness is merely the acknowledgement of the diversity of mankind. Desiring the preservation of diversity is not sinful or wrong in anyway, rather it is an instinct woven into every single one of us in order to preserve our genetics to ensure the survival and continuation of the tribe. On a related note, the concept of multiculturalism actually leads to the destruction of all distinct peoples and cultures. Multiculturalism being a major component of the current globalist system, is aimed to weaken and destroy man's natural tribal instincts in order to more easily control him. When there is no culture, tribe, religion, gender, family, etc., such a society becomes weak and confused with no sense of normalcy and decency.
The globalists seeking to destroy all that is natural by blatantly pushing for the miscegenation of mankind into one mindless paste void of any identity or genetic memory, is only done so to further their nefarious agendas. Their utopian fairytale of a world without "racism" and "bigotry", one where little boys can dress as little girls, and where the world comes together to hold hands and sing Kumbaya, while slurping down a can of Coke. In reality, such a deprived world is in fact a hedonistic and materialistic one, where degeneracy and promiscuity is rampant and destructive. All of this serves as a smoke screen formulated to achieve their end goal; to eradicate the "useless eaters".
The Satanist globalists that rule over us are no different from the pharaohs of the past, all wishing to transform and alter mankind. We read in the Qur'an of a quote from Satan:
(4:119) "And I will mislead them, and I will entice them, and I will prompt them to slit the ears of cattle, and I will prompt them to alter the creation of God." Whoever takes Satan as a lord, instead of God, has surely suffered a profound loss.
(82:7) He Who created you, and formed you, and proportioned you?
Humans were created in stages:
(71:14) He is the One who created you in stages.
Evolutionists say that the different races came about due to mutations that somehow happened by themselves. This is of course not what the Quran says on the matter. The diversity of races that humanity belongs to were all of God's deliberate plan. No racial distinction was accidental or of a result of some random "mutation":
(49:13) O people! We created you from a male and a female, and made you races and tribes, that you may recognize one another. The best among you in the sight of God are the most righteous. God is All-Knowing, Well-Experienced.
(30:22) And of His signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the diversity of your languages and colors. In this are signs for those who know.
There is nothing wrong with being thankful of the way God created you, the way He has formed you into racial groupings displaying distinct traits and features exclusive only to your kind. Choosing to preserve all of that would mean to shun miscegenation. Contrary to modern-day liberals, this does not equate to racism, rather it is only the mere preservation of what God has created. It is innately natural and reasonable to want your offspring to look like you. Surely, a questioning mind will ask, what would be the purpose in the creation of different peoples if humanity mixes and destroys the diversity that God created? Race, ultimately in its simplest form, is the extended family, the tribe; a historical lineage of heritage and culture.
Racial consciousness is merely the acknowledgement of the diversity of mankind. Desiring the preservation of diversity is not sinful or wrong in anyway, rather it is an instinct woven into every single one of us in order to preserve our genetics to ensure the survival and continuation of the tribe. On a related note, the concept of multiculturalism actually leads to the destruction of all distinct peoples and cultures. Multiculturalism being a major component of the current globalist system, is aimed to weaken and destroy man's natural tribal instincts in order to more easily control him. When there is no culture, tribe, religion, gender, family, etc., such a society becomes weak and confused with no sense of normalcy and decency.
The globalists seeking to destroy all that is natural by blatantly pushing for the miscegenation of mankind into one mindless paste void of any identity or genetic memory, is only done so to further their nefarious agendas. Their utopian fairytale of a world without "racism" and "bigotry", one where little boys can dress as little girls, and where the world comes together to hold hands and sing Kumbaya, while slurping down a can of Coke. In reality, such a deprived world is in fact a hedonistic and materialistic one, where degeneracy and promiscuity is rampant and destructive. All of this serves as a smoke screen formulated to achieve their end goal; to eradicate the "useless eaters".
The Satanist globalists that rule over us are no different from the pharaohs of the past, all wishing to transform and alter mankind. We read in the Qur'an of a quote from Satan:
(4:119) "And I will mislead them, and I will entice them, and I will prompt them to slit the ears of cattle, and I will prompt them to alter the creation of God." Whoever takes Satan as a lord, instead of God, has surely suffered a profound loss.
While we have determined that being racially conscious is a natural act, it must be stressed that there is no racial or tribal preference in the Quran. The most honorable among the sight of God are the most righteous. There are no "Chosen People", as the Jews call themselves. On the Day of Judgement, God will judge you by your deeds and absolutely nothing else.
The human species comes in an admirable variety of shapes and colors, as a walk through any cosmopolitan city amply demonstrates. Although the speculation has become politically and socially unpopular, it is difficult not to wonder whether the major differences in physical appearances are accompanied by standard differences in temperament or behavior. Recent studies by myself and others of babies only a few hours, days, or weeks old indicate that they are, and that such differences among human beings are biological as well as cultural.
...we came to believe that some character differences might well be related to differences in our respective gene pools and not just to individual differences.
Given these data, I think it is a reasonable conclusion that we should drop two long-cherished myths: (1) No matter what our ethnic background, we are all born alike; (2) culture and biology are seperate entities. Clearly, we are biosocial creatures in everything we do and say, and it is time that anthropologists, psychologists, and population geneticists start speaking the same language. In light of what we know, only a truly holistic, multidisciplinary approach makes sense.
- Daniel G. Freedman, Ethnic Differences in Babies (1979)
Interracial Marriage
(4:25) Those among you who cannot afford to marry free believing women, may marry believing slave women (Ma Malakat Aymanukum). God knows best about your belief, and you are equal to one another, as far as belief is concerned. You shall obtain permission from their guardians before you marry them, and pay them their due dowry equitably. They shall maintain moral behavior, by not committing adultery, or having secret lovers. Once they are freed through marriage, if they commit adultery, their punishment shall be half of that for the free women. Marrying a slave shall be a last resort for those unable to wait. To be patient is better for you. God is Forgiver, Most Merciful.
The Quran advises men restraint in such a case listed above, indicating that the most desirable course of action is to marry free, believing women from within one's own community. Questions of tribe and race are not ignored in the Quran. Tribal and racial concerns are normal in all healthy societies which wish to survive (from Sam Gerran's footnote on 4:25).
(30:21) One of His signs is that He created for you spouses like your selves so that you may live with them with affection and mercy - there are signs in this for people who reflect.
In an age before Cultural Marxism took hold in academia, Herbert Spencer Jennings, the Harvard professor of experimental biology, was able to advocate the idea that the mixing of two different but genetically similar ethnic groups (e.g. a Russian and a German) would produce very strong offspring, but the mixing of two very diverse groups (e.g. a Caucasian and a Sub-Saharan African) would mean "a lowering of quality", a distance theory of hybridity (H.S. Jennings, The Biological Basis of Human Nature, 1930).
The Quran advises men restraint in such a case listed above, indicating that the most desirable course of action is to marry free, believing women from within one's own community. Questions of tribe and race are not ignored in the Quran. Tribal and racial concerns are normal in all healthy societies which wish to survive (from Sam Gerran's footnote on 4:25).
(30:21) One of His signs is that He created for you spouses like your selves so that you may live with them with affection and mercy - there are signs in this for people who reflect.
In an age before Cultural Marxism took hold in academia, Herbert Spencer Jennings, the Harvard professor of experimental biology, was able to advocate the idea that the mixing of two different but genetically similar ethnic groups (e.g. a Russian and a German) would produce very strong offspring, but the mixing of two very diverse groups (e.g. a Caucasian and a Sub-Saharan African) would mean "a lowering of quality", a distance theory of hybridity (H.S. Jennings, The Biological Basis of Human Nature, 1930).
Animals and Humans
Animals, like humans, also belong to a diverse range of different races and communities:
(6:38) And there is not a creature on the earth, nor a bird that flies with its wings, except they are communities the like of you. We did not leave anything out of this book; then to their Lord they will be gathered.
Animals we're created by God to serve us, we humans have not evolved from them nor have we came from them. Animals exist solely for our purpose, and our purpose is to realize God has created them and all things to test us if we see His existence, and devote ourselves to Him. As seen in the verses below:
(31:20) Do you not see how God has made what is in the heavens and the earth useful to you, and has lavished His blessings on you both outwardly and inwardly?
(2:29) It was He who created all that is on the earth for you, then turned to the sky and made the seven heavens; it is He who has knowledge of all things.
The words "for you" tells us that plants, insects, animals and all things we see, are there for only one reason - to serve us. How?
1) Human beings are at the top of the food chain. Plants, insects, and animals offer energy flow from the sun to us for our survival and provide a balance in the ecosystem. For instance, we drink milk, eat chicken, lamb and beef.
2) Animals such as horses, camels and donkeys provide transportation for humans.
3) We use their skin for clothing and other items of living.
4) Perhaps, most importantly, their design and artwork are a sign unto mankind of God's existence and become a means of testing who sees God's obvious existence.
(43:12) And He is the One who has created all the pairs, and He made for you of the ships and the livestock that which you can ride.
(43:13) So that you may settle on their backs; then recall the blessing of your Lord once you have settled on them, and say: "Glory to the One who has commissioned this for us, and we could not have done so by ourselves."
The Qur'an does not indicate anywhere that animals are held accountable for their actions as human beings are. The whole Qur'an is an admonition for human beings who can choose to rebel against God, or serve Him. In other words, humans are created to serve God and everything in nature are made for humans for their needs. Therefore, creatures in nature are not made for the purpose of testing in the Hereafter.
(22:18) Do you not realize that everything in the heavens and earth submits to God: the sun, the moon, the stars, the mountains, the trees, and the animals? So do many human beings, though for many others punishment is well deserved. Anyone disgraced by God will have no one to honor him: God does whatever He wills.
The moon, the stars, the mountains all submit to God because they are doing exactly what God ordained them to do. Very interestingly, God stops short of including all mankind, rather the verse changes its expression and reads "So do many human beings, though for many others punishment is well deserved." An important aspect indeed, because among mankind there are believers and disbelievers. Disbelievers and hypocrites among humans are the only creatures on earth who do not submit to God, in other words they are the only creatures on earth who do not live with the purpose of their creation. The believers, the mountains, sun, moon, animals and plants all do by living in harmony with their purpose in creation i.e. they all worship.
Though the Qur'an does not explicitly state what happens to other creatures when they die, we have sensible evidence to believe that they do not experience the same afterlife as us. This is because they all live on earth already submitted to God and are not under a test.
Perfection of God's Creation
(95:4) We have created man in the best form.
God created us in a pleasant form that is appealing. The perfection in the symmetry of the body, the face and the pleasant appearance of the human smile as well as countless other details that makes the human body pleasant to see. The marvelous complexity involved in the design of the human body is indeed a blessing from our Lord.