Satanic Thought
A System of Temptation, Not Merely an Unseen Figure
Moving from the image of Iblis as an unseen figure to studying the system of ideas and behaviors that make human beings partners in producing temptation, corruption, and injustice.
Moving from the image of Iblis as an unseen figure to studying the system of ideas and behaviors that make human beings partners in producing temptation, corruption, and injustice.
The Hidden Enemy: How Crises Are Manufactured and Wars Managed
A dialogue set in a university lecture hall: a confrontation between the discourse of normalization and a reading that exposes perception management and the manufacture of the functional enemy.
The Illogical War: Perception Management and the End of the Functional Enemy’s Cycle
A comparison between the model of decisive war in Iraq in 2003 and the Iran–Israel–America conflict, and the question of what follows repositioning.
Why Do Satan, al-Samiri, and Their Followers Fear the Qur’an?
A Qur’anic–structural reading of the mechanisms of distortion and implementation: economic emancipation, moral discipline, and identity grounded in meaning.
The Electronic Fingerprint: A Tool of Surveillance and Control on the Road to the New World Order
Digital identity between facilitating services and subjugating populations: tracking, denial of services, and the disappearance of privacy.
Engineering Global Power: From the Fall of Empires to the Greater Israel Scenario
An analytical reading of a century of transformations: money, the petrodollar, technology, and the reconfiguration of centers of power.
The Great Deception: Historical Stages and the Possible Conditions for the Emergence of al-Samiri
A hypothetical reading of the instruments of hidden control, the stages of a century of transformations, and Palestine as a strategic center of events.
From Coronavirus to the Iran War: The Great Middle East Deception and the Redrawing of Influence
A series of progressively escalating crises that drain adversaries and reorder the routes of energy and influence—and who actually benefits?
Gravity and Scientific Deception: Between Experiment and Human Interpretation
The vacuum-chamber experiment reduces nature; is what we call gravity an absolute truth or a human explanatory model?
The Methodology of the Qur’an, Those Who Lead Astray among Jinn and Humans, and the Impact of Distortion in the Inherited Tradition
The Qur’an distinguishes between a name and an attribute; when the inherited tradition conflated them, it concealed the role of the human who leads others astray.
The Hidden Alliance and the Chain of Events: What Comes after Escalating Tensions in the Middle East?
A reading of successive crises—energy, food, and digital surveillance—as links in a single network rather than random events.
The Methodology of Denial and the Incitement of Strife: From Qur’anic Discourse to Modern History
A study of a recurring pattern: denial after receiving blessings, hardness of heart, the pursuit of corruption, and the exploitation of power and wealth to establish control.
Dhu al-Qarnayn and the Epistemic Barrier: Has Concealed Knowledge Been Reopened?
An analytical hypothesis reading the barrier as the concealment of knowledge, and Gog and Magog as a condition in which knowledge runs unchecked by any moral restraint.
How Do You Rule the World without Being Occupied? A Model of Modern Control
A hypothetical analytical reading of unseen power: monopolizing the means, controlling flows, and shaping perception.
Iblis and the Devils among Humans and Jinn
An analytical Qur’anic reading of the development of temptation and the instruments of corruption throughout history up to the technological age.
The New World: Manufacturing Chaos to Achieve Control
An imaginative analytical text about a system that manufactures crises and then offers the solution, and a Qur’anic reading of the fate of tyranny.
A City without a Sky: A Novel from the Age of Total Management
A cautionary fictional text about a world in which human beings surrender their freedom and meaning in exchange for comfort and security, until their entire existence depends on permission that can be revoked.
The Allotted Share
When the Qur’an reveals the limits of Iblis’s power and his particular task: what is the difference between those who are led astray and those who are taken?
The System of Temptation: From Figure to Idea
Temptation in the Qur’an is not solely the act of an unseen being, but a system of ideas and behaviors in which human beings participate.