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Abraham

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Abraham (Ibrahim) — the patriarch of revelation — appears in Haz Al-Din's theology discussions as the marker dividing the God of Revelation from the gods of philosophy.

From the streams

  • Against the Hegelian identification of God with Mind (INFRAWOKE stream): "Hegel's view is that everything is a manifestation of the mind of God... but his god is the god of philosophy, which is a pagan god, not the God of Abraham, which is a Saturnian kind of God of Revelation."
  • The distinction matters for the whole Communism is Islam complex: the Abrahamic God is encountered through revelation, command, and history — not deduced from concepts. Communism aligned with this God (Allah, Cosmos, Xi Jinping) inherits a tradition of obedience to objective order, not a system of self-produced ideals.
  • The "Saturnian" framing signals severity, time, judgment — the God who transcends and judges every human order, including communist ones.

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