The Voice of The Pen (VOP): Epiphenomenalism and Philosophy of Religious Theology ( Philosophy Paper )

Religion has often been viewed through the lens of psychological epiphenomenalism, serving as an institution for contemplation in the philosophy of religion and theology. Many individuals publicly identify as Muslims, Christians, and so forth, yet internally, they may harbor conflicting beliefs, straying from the true essence of faith. Epiphenomenalism posits that basic physical events—such as sensory experiences and neural impulses—are causally linked to mental events like thoughts and consciousness.

In a world rife with deception and intellectual exploitation, individuals of notable capacity may unwittingly contribute to the collective delusion, leading humanity back to ancient idolatries. Today, in an era of diluted religious conviction, wealth, fame, power, and dignity are often attained through ungodly means, creating a mindset of servitude—essentially, a slavery of the mind to secret societies like the Illuminati.

Have you noticed a change within yourself, sensing that something is amiss in the world? There appears to be a 'new religion' emerging, one that promotes the idea that some individuals are gods or goddesses. This ideology, endorsed during the reign of the Anti-Christ (Dajjal), supports same-sex marriage, lesbianism, and homosexuality as fundamental human rights—concepts not endorsed by Islam or Christianity in their sacred texts. If such ideas are propagated by a new global leader, what does that say about the religion they represent?

For the past 1500 years, no teachings of Islam, Christianity, or other religions have endorsed these notions. The Secret Society seems to target individuals of great renown, often tracking them from birth through generations. As a philosopher and devoted servant of Allah (God), I have come to understand that supernatural beings have infiltrated our world, masquerading as humans. Many films we watch, often dismissed as mere fiction, are rich with insights into the supernatural and the hidden realities of their existence. Consider films like *Aladdin* (depicting how a dragon lured Aladdin into dark practices), *Star Wars* (featuring supernatural beings from space), and *The Lord of the Rings* (exploring the quest for power through the One Ring). These narratives reflect deeper truths about our world.

Research indicates that approximately 65% of the global population may be affiliated with the Illuminati from 2000 to 2024. Out of the 7 billion people on Earth, 75 out of every 100 births contribute to the emergence of individuals who may embody darker influences. Even Qur'anic apps downloaded on phones are not always accurate and may have been altered. We have become so enamored with worldly pleasures that we often neglect spiritual practices, even during intimate moments, which could protect us from negative influences.

As an author, I have witnessed the unseen forces at play in my life, and I attribute my understanding to Allah alone. To illustrate this point, I encourage you to watch a short documentary featuring Roger Morneau, a renowned author who shares his encounters with the supernatural and his rise to fame.

It has long been prophesied in both Islam and Christianity that we are living in a pivotal time. As narrated by Abu Hurayrah (RadiyAllahu Anhu), the Prophet (S.A.W) stated, “The Jews were divided into 71 or 72 sects, as were the Christians. My Ummah will be divided into 73 sects” (Al-Mustadrak).

In Hadith Abu Dawood, the Prophet (pbuh) is reported to have said, “My community will be split into seventy-three sects.” (Sunnah Abu Dawood Hadith No. 4579). Another Hadith in Tirmidhi (Hadith No. 171) narrated by Abdullah ibn Amr states that Allah's Messenger (peace be upon him) said: “There will befall my Ummah exactly (all those) evils which befell the people of Isra'il, so much so that if there was one amongst them who openly committed fornication with his mother, there will be among my Ummah one who will do that. If the people of Isra'il were fragmented into seventy-two sects, my Ummah will be fragmented into seventy-three sects. All of them will be in Hell Fire except one sect.” The Companions asked, “Which is that?” He replied, “It is the one to which I and my companions belong.”

In Christianity, Titus 3:10-11 states, “As for a person who stirs up division, after warning him once and then twice, have nothing more to do with him, knowing that such a person is warped and sinful; he is self-condemned.”

Our work is challenging as we strive to break free from worldly desires and seek righteousness, often facing hostility from others. It is essential to recognize that the animosity we encounter may stem from the unseen forces that influence them. As stated in 2 Timothy 4:3, “For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears, they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions.”

Find the Divisions in Islam in the 21st Century in the Table Below:

Name of the Sect	Basic Belief Distinguishing it from Others
1.Jarudiyah	Followers of Abu’l-Jarud, They believe Prophet (pbuh) designated Ali (ra) as the Imam by his characteristics but not by name.
2. Sulaimaniah / Jaririyah	Followers of Sulaiman ibn-Jarir al-Zaidi, They believed Imamat was a matter of conference and could be confirmed by two best Muslims.
3. Butriyah / Hurariyah	They did not dispute the Khilafat of Uthman, neither they attack him nor praise him.
4. Yaqubiyya	They accepted the Khilafat of Abu Bakr and Umar, but did not reject those who rejected these Khulafaa. They also believed that Muslim committers of Major sins will be in hell fire forever.
5. Hanafiyah	Followers of the Imammate of Muhammad ibn-al-Hanifah. They believe that Allah might have had a beginning.
6. Karibiyah	They believed that Imam Muhammad ibn-al-Hanifah is not dead and is the Imam Ghaib (in disappearance) and the expected Mahdi.
7. Kamiliyah	Followers of abu-Kamil. They believed companions to be heretic because they forsook their allegiance to Ali and condemn Ali for ceasing to fight them. They believed in the returning of the dead before the Day of Resurrection and that Satan is right in preferring fire to clay.
8. Muhammadiyyah / Mughairiyah	Followers of Muhammad ibn-‘Abdullah ibn-al-Hassan. They do not believe that Imam Muhammad ibn-‘Abdullah died and that he is Imam Ghaib and awaited Mahdi.
9. Baqiriyah	Followers of Muhammad ibn-‘Ali al-Baqir. They believe him to be the Imam Ghaib and expected Mahdi.
10. Nadisiyah	They believe that those who consider themselves better than anyone else are Kafirs (disbelievers).
11. Sha’iyah	They believe that the one who has recited La Ilaha Il-Allah (There is none worthy of worship except Allah), whatever she or he does, will never be punished.
12. Ammaliyah	They believe that faith for one is what he/she sincerely practices.
13. Ismailiyah	They believe in the continuity of Imammate among the descendants of Ismail ibn-Ja’far.
14. Musawiyah / Mamturah	They believe Musa ibn-Ja’far to be the Imam Ghaib and expected Mahdi.
15. Mubarikiyah	They believe in the continuity of Imammate among the descendants of Muhammad ibn-Ismail ibn-Ja’far.
16. Kathiyah / Ithn ‘Ashariya (the Twelvers)	They believe that expected Mahdi will be the twelveth Imam among the descendants of ‘Ali ibn-abi-Talib.
17. Hashamiya / Taraqibiyah	They Predicate a body to Allah and also allege Prophet (pbuh) of disobedience to Allah.
18. Zarariyah	They believed that Allah did not live nor had any attributes till He created for Himself life and His attributes.
19. Younasiyah	Followers of Younas ibn-‘Abd-al-Rahman al-Kummi. They believe that Allah is borne by bearers of His Throne, though He is stronger than they.
20. Shaitaniyah / Shireekiyah	They believed in the view that deeds of servants of Allah are substances; and a servant of Allah can really produce a substance.
21. Azraqiah	Followers of Nafi ibn-al-Azraq. They do not believe in the good dreams and vision and claim that all forms of revelation has ended.
22. Najadat	Followers of Najdah ibn-‘Amir al-Hanafi. They abolished the punishment for drinking wine also they believed that sinners of this sect would not be treated in hellfire but some other place before allowed in paradise.
23. Sufriyah	Followers of Ziyad ibn-al-Asfar. They believed that sinners are in fact polytheists.
24. Ajaridah	Followers of Abd-al-Karim ibn-Ajrad. They believed that a child should be called to Islam after it has attained maturity. Also they believed booty of war to be unlawful till the owner is killed.
25. Khazimiyah	They believe Allah loves men of all faiths even if one has been disbeliever most of his life.
26. Shuaibiyah / Hujjatiyah	They believe that what Allah desires does happen no matter what and what does not happen it means Allah desires it not.
27. Khalafiyah	Followers of Khalaf. They do not believe in fighting except under the leadership of an Imam.
28. Ma’lumiyah / Majhuliyah	They believed that whoever did not recognize Allah by all His names was ignorant of Him and anyone ignorant of Him was a disbeliever.
29 Saltiyah	Followers of Salt ibn-Uthman. They believed in the conversion of adults only and if father has converted to Islam children were considered disbeliever till they reach maturity.
30. Hamziyah	Followers of Hamza ibn-Akrak. They believe that children of polythiests are condemned to hell.
31. Tha’libiyah	Followers of Tha’labah ibn-Mashkan. They believe that parents remain guardian over their children of any age until children make it clear to parents that they are turning away from truth.
32. Ma’badiyah	They did not believe in taking or giving alms from or to slaves.
33. Akhnasiyah	They do not believe in waging a war except in defense or when the opponent is known personally.
34. Shaibaniyah / Mashbiyah	Followers of Shaiban ibn-Salamah al-Khariji. They believe Allah resembles His creatures.
35. Rashidiyah	They believe that land watered by springs, canals or flowing rivers should pay half the Zakat (Tithe), while land watered by rain only should pay the full Zakat.
36. Mukarramiyah / Tehmiyah	Followers of abu-Mukarram. They believe that ignorance constitutes as disbelief. Also that Allah enmity or friendship depends upon the state of a persons belief at his death.
37. Ibadiyah / Af’aliyah	Consider Abdullah ibn-Ibad as their Imam. They believe in doing good deeds without the intention of pleasing Allah.
38. Hafsiyah	Consider Hafs ibn-abi-l-Mikdam as their Imam. They believe that only knowing Allah frees one from polytheism
39. Harithiya	Followers of Harith ibn-Mazid al-Ibadi. They believe that the ability precedes the deeds.
40. Ashab Ta’ah	They believe that Allah can send a prophet without giving him any sign to prove his prophecy.
41. Shabibiyah / Salihiyah	Followers of Shabib ibn-Yazid al-Shaibani. They believe in the Imamate of a woman named Ghazalah.
42. Wasiliyah	Followers of Wasil ibn-‘Ata al-Ghazza. They believe that those who commit major sins will be punished in hell but still remain believers.
43. ‘Amriyah	Followers of ‘Amr ibn-Ubaid ibn-Bab. They reject the legal testimony of people from supporters of either side of the battle of Camel.
44. Hudhailiyah / Faniya	Followers of abu-al-Hudhail Muhammad ibn-al-Hudhail. They believe that both Hell and Paradise will perish and that preordination of Allah can cease, at which time Allah will no longer be omnipotent.
45. Nazzamiyah	Followers of abu-Ishaq Ibrahim ibn-Saiyar. They do not believe in the miraculous nature of the Holy Quran nor do they believe the miracles of Holy Prophet (pbuh) like splitting the moon.
46. Mu’ammariyah	They Believe that Allah neither creates life nor death but it is an act of the nature of living body..
47. Bashriyah	Followers of Bashr ibn-al-Mu’tamir. They believe that Allah may forgive a man his sins and may change His mind about this forgiveness and punish him if he is disobedient again.
48. Hishamiyah	Followers of Hisham ibn-‘Amr al-Futi. They believe that if a Muslim community come to consensus it need an Imam and if it rebels and kills its Imam, no one should be chosen an Imam during a rebellion.
49. Murdariyah	Followers of Isa ibn-Sabih. They believe that staying in close communication with the Sultan (ruler) makes one unbeliever.
50. Ja’friyah	Followers of Ja’far ibn-Harb and Ja’far ibn-Mubashshir. They believe that drinking raw wine is not punishable and that punishment of hell could be inferred by a mental process.
51. Iskafiyah	Followers of Muhammad ibn-Abdallah al-Iskafi. They believe that Allah has power to oppress children and madmen but not those who have their full senses.
52. Thamamiyah	Followers of Thamamah ibn-Ashras al-Numairi. They believe that he whom Allah does not compel to know Him, is not compelled to know and is classed with animals who are not responsible.
53. Jahiziayh	Followers of ‘Amr ibn-Bahr al-Jahiz. They believe that Allah is able to create a thing but unable to annihilate it.
54. Shahhamiyah / Sifatiyah	Followers of abu-Yaqub al-Shahham. They everything determined is determined by two determiners, one the Creator and the other acquirer.
55. Khaiyatiyah / Makhluqiyah	Followers of abu-al-Husain al-Khaiyat. They believe that everything non-existant is a body before it appears, like man before it is born is a body in non-existance. Also that every attribute becomes existant when it makes its appearance.
56. Ka’biyah	Followers of abu-Qasim Abdullah ibn-Ahmad ibn-Mahmud al-Banahi known as al-Ka’bi. They believe that Allah does not see Himself nor anyone else except in the sense that He knows Himself and others.
57. Jubbaiyah	Followers of abu-‘Ali al-Jubbai. They believe that Allah obeys His servants when He fulfill their wish
58.Bahshamiyah	Followers of abu-Hashim. They believe that one who desires to do a bad deed, though may not do it, commits infidelity and deserves punishment.
59. Ibriyah.	They believe that Holy Prophet (pbuh) was a wise man but not a prophet.
60. Muhkamiyah	They believe that God has no control over His creations.
61. Qabariyya	They do not believe in the punishment of grave.
62. Hujjatiya	They do not believe in the punishment for deeds on the grounds that because everything is determined so whatever one does s/he is not responsible for it..
63. Fikriyya	They believe that doing Dhikr and Fikr (Remembering and thinking about Allah) is better than worship.
64. ‘Aliviyah / Ajariyah	They believe that Hazrat Ali share prophethood with Muhammad (pbuh).
65. Tanasikhiya	They believe in the re-incarnation of soul.
66. Raji’yah	They believe that Hazrat Ali ibn-abi-Talib will return to this world.
67. Ahadiyah	They believe in the Fardh (obligations) in faith but deny the sunnah.
68. Radeediyah	They believe that this world will live forever.
69. Satbiriyah	They do not believe in the acceptance of repentance.
70. Lafziyah	They believe that Quran is not the word of God but only its meaning and essence is the word of God. Words of Quran are just the words of narrator.
71. Ashariyah	The believe that Qiyas (taking a guess) is wrong and amounts to disbelief.
72. Bada’iyah	They believe that obedience to Ameer is obligatory no matter what he commands.