The Cursed Gold That Returns: From the Golden Calf to the Euphrates

 Symbolic Reflections by Muhammad Zaeem

The Cursed Gold That Returns: From the Golden Calf to the Euphrates

Author: Muhammad Zaeem

The gold used in the idol of the golden calf. A symbol of spiritual betrayal, was destroyed and thrown into the sea by Prophet Musa (AS). 

In the end times, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) foretold that a mountain of gold would emerge from the Euphrates, causing great violence and greed.

The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said. "The gold will be cursed, 99 will be kill out of 100 for this greed" 

From my perspective, the golden calf was the one, which was use in idol worship (Shirk). Because on the earth here is Many other gold like Qaroon treasure. But it's not cursed. The only the gold will uncover from Euphrates cursed.

And 2nd the golden calf destroy under the mount Sinai Egypt and sink in sea. And the Euphrates flow from Turkey to Iraq (Euphrates). Maybe that gold flow with water from Turkey (red sea), Syria and Iraq (Euphrates). 

3rd reason, The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said, The gold mountain will be uncover in Euphrates. As you know, Hadith having deep meaning. Here a mount of gold mean you will see a gold like a big amount. Not mix in sand like come from mountain with tiny particel with sand. It's mean like rock big rock. 

Maybe these parts of gold will be the golden calf's gold. That's why it is cursed and in big size.

This reflection explores whether the cursed gold of the past could symbolically or spiritually be the same as the gold that reappears in the future. A test returning in a new form.


What do you think about it? Answer it.


It's all my thinking about Hadith and locations and from the connection between Islamic events.


Themes:

- Repeating spiritual trials

- The danger of materialism

- History as a test cycle


#spirituality #IslamicThought #EndTimes #goldprophecy

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