Who is the Giver of the Knowledge of Quran Sharif? | Hidden Truth about Kaal Brahm
For centuries, it has been believed that the knowledge of the Holy Quran Sharif was directly provided by Allahu Akbar (The Greatest God). However, deep research into Islamic history and spiritual texts reveals that the actual narrator of the Quran is not the Supreme God, but a lesser power – known as Kaal Brahm or Kshar Purush. Let us understand the truth, based on the Biography of Hazrat Mohammad Salalahu Alesee Vassallam and spiritual revelations.
Reference from the Biography of Prophet Mohammad
According to the biography titled “Hazrat Mohammad Salalahu Alesee Vassallam”, authored by Mohammad Inayatullah Subhani and translated by Naseem Ghazi Palani, a key revelation is found on Page 59. It mentions that:
“The knowledge of Quran Sharif was given by a being called Kaal (Brahm), the Lord of 21 universes, through the angel Jabreel (Gabriel) by force.”
This statement clearly identifies that the giver of Quran’s knowledge is not the Supreme Creator (Allahu Akbar), but a being who rules over the 21 universes, also referred to in Hinduism as Kshar Purush.
Who is Kaal Brahm (Kshar Purush)?
Kaal Brahm is not visible to ordinary beings. He is the ruler of 21 Brahmands (universes), where he keeps souls trapped in the cycle of birth and death. According to Gita Chapter 11, Shloka 32, he himself declares:
“I am Kaal, the destroyer of the worlds.”
He reveals his terrifying form to Arjuna and confirms that he is time (Kaal) and he is consuming everyone. This form is NOT of the Supreme God, but of the knowledge-giver (Kaal) of Gita and Quran both.
How Did Kaal Give the Knowledge of the Quran?
It is written in Islamic history that the angel Jabreel (Gabriel) brought revelations to Prophet Mohammad (S.A.W). These messages were either:
- Announced (Aelaan)
- Directly fed (Ilham)
- Received telegraphically (Wahi)
The Prophet accepted all knowledge without any question, assuming it was from Allahu Akbar. But in reality, the narrator never said, “I am Allahu Akbar.” He simply gave knowledge and guided rituals, but he never described the actual form, abode, or name of the Complete God.
Kaal Brahm is the Source of Vedas, Gita, Quran, Bible
This same Kaal Brahm also gave the knowledge of:
- Vedas to four Rishis
- Gita by entering Shri Krishna’s body
- Quran Sharif through Jabreel to Mohammad Sahab
- Bible (Taurat, Injil, Zaboor) through inspiration to Dawood, Musa, and Isa
Thus, these holy books, though pure in intent, are not directly given by Allahu Akbar (the Supreme Creator), but by this lesser power – Kaal Brahm.
Kaal Never Shows His Form
Kaal always gives indirect knowledge. He stays hidden and works through agents. In all scriptures:
- He never gives his real name
- He never reveals his eternal abode
- He never provides full path to liberation (moksha, nij mukti)
This matches the description of the Quran narrator — who never describes Allahu Akbar’s place (Satlok), name (Kabir), or form. He guides through rituals but says — “Ask a Baakhabar (Tatvadarshi) Saint if you wish to know more.”
Then Who is the Real Allahu Akbar?
Based on verses from Quran (Surah Furqan 25:52–59) and Sukshm Ved, the complete Allah is Kabir Sahib. He is:
- The Creator of infinite universes
- Described as ‘Kabir’ in Quran
- Appears in human form to guide souls
- The one who met Prophet Mohammad and showed Satlok
But the Prophet, already having followers and glory, returned to Earth. This is confirmed in the divine speech of Kabir Sahib.
Summary: The Hidden Truth Revealed
- ✔️ The knowledge of Quran Sharif is not from Allahu Akbar
- ✔️ It was given by Kaal Brahm (Kshar Purush), the ruler of 21 universes
- ✔️ Gita and Bible are also narrated by the same power
- ✔️ The real God is Allah Kabir, the Supreme Creator
- ✔️ To know the full truth, one must seek a Tatvadarshi Saint
🕋 Do you want to know the real Allah, the true Supreme God?
📖 Read the books of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj and watch Al Kabir Islamic Channel.
🌟 Free yourself from the illusion of Kaal Brahm and follow the path to Satlok.
