Servant Of The Light.

This is a concept rejected by almost every Muslim, they confer sovereignty onto a great array of individuals and institutions, yet call themselves Muslim, I have considered sovereignty at length, and concluded it is a condition of the mind, people are trained from birth to conform to the sovereign way of thinking, they seek out experts to make the sovereign choice for them, they vote for the scum of the earth to rob them blind within the crime of sovereign states, they adore and worship monarchs, the list goes on and on.

The foundation of this sovereign thought can be traced back to the formation of the Roman Catholic Church, possibly this thought pattern predates this corporation, but the modern propagation of this sovereign thought pattern is through their efforts.

Sovereign thought exchanges all that could be forever, for all that can be now.

Every soul betrays their own mind at the end, every soul will explain themselves-

“I gathered and hoarded wealth, with such joy and pleasure.”

“I was unkind to my neighbours, with anger and spite, and took satisfaction from their hardships.”

“I did not weigh with full measure, then defended it with sophistry, feeling justified and righteous.”

“I bore false witness, to protect and increase my selfish interests, without the slightest regret.”

“I slandered others behind their backs to demean them and make myself feel superior.”

“I plotted and schemed to steal the fruits of others efforts, with pride and arrogance.”

“I paid the unfortunate for acts of perversion, bleeding their souls to satisfy my lusts.”

“I was promiscuous using others like toilets, reveling in my accumulation boastfully.”

“I bullied with intimidation and fear, betraying trust and abusing power.”

“I suggested altruism only as display, to imply selflessness to impress, while always serving myself.”

But cries the soul:

“They, are the ones, who have led me astray!”

“I followed every legality they invented, the majority acted just as I.”

“I followed every tradition of my culture, and defending it, the majority acted just as I.”

“I followed every scholar that conformed to my idols, the majority acted just as I.”

“I followed every ritual that was ingrained in religious superstition, the majority acted just as I.”

“I followed every dogma that was written for those of blind faith, the majority acted just as I.”

“I religiously recited words I never understood, of concepts I never considered, to appease a God. The majority acted just as I.”

“I worshipped in adoration, men and places, books and buildings, the majority acted just as I.”

“They, are the ones, who have led me astray!”

“I have blind faith, they told me that's enough?”

“I idolised the illusion of a man who would provide intercession on my behalf, they told me that's enough.”

“I worship a God, I adhere to its religion, they told me that's enough.”

“I paid my taxes, tithes, Zakat, loan interest, I paid all I must onto my sovereigns, they told me that's enough.”

“They, are the ones, who have led me astray!”

“I subjugated those around me to conform to sovereignty, just as I conformed, to feel justified”

“I showed contempt for thoughts presented that conflicted with my subjugation, so ridiculed and attacked those suggesting them.”

“I built my world founded on self deception and ignorance, and inflicted that upon all who suffered me.”

In the fire of regret the soul concludes:

“I am the one who led them astray!”