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The author of the article is Fahd Al-Harbi, and it tells the story of how the writer Arthur Conan Doyle changed from a writer who believed only in science for most of his life to a writer who believed only in myths.
At the beginning of the article, Al-Harbi talks about the characters of Holmes and Watson, about whom Doyle wrote many novels that did not believe in anything except science, saying:
"Many of us know the great detective Sherlock Holmes
The detective always impressed us with his skill in using logical thinking to help the police solve mysterious cases.
Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in many of his famous novels and is considered the most famous fictional detective of all time.
Sherlock Holmes, the famous legendary detective and his loyal friend Dr. Watson
The protagonist of the novel, detective Sherlock Holmes, strictly adheres to the scientific method, logic, observation and deduction.
He had a wise saying that he used to resolve the ambiguities he faced:
This is a wise statement if we think about it.
Sherlock Holmes always adheres to this quote when solving the cases he faces, as he always eliminates the impossible when analyzing criminal cases."
Al-Harbi recounted Doyle’s life’s transition from one extreme to another, as he experienced the tragic deaths of his loved ones and through these tragedies he turned to the power of God and communicating with the dead, saying:
"So far so good!! But strangely enough, when the author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was old, his son was injured and died in World War I, and he suffered a severe emotional blow. Doyle was also exposed to a series of deaths of family and friends, he lost his wife ************ as well as his brother and other relatives, which plunged him into a state of depression, from which he did not easily get out. After returning to his normal state, he began to show a great interest in the mysterious and supernatural world, because he participated in many soul preparation experiments that were popular in the upper circles of Britain at that time, and this is where he also published some studies on the occult, including:
– Book "date********"
– Book "The edge of the unknown"
– Book "Life after death"
From that time on, Doyle turned to learning and immersed himself in it, and he also became the president of several associations interested in learning, and he was one of its strongest advocates.
Maybe it was an emotional desire on his part to prove that the spirits of his loved ones were still alive and that he could communicate with them!"
There will be absolutely no contact with the dead, as they will not return to this world, as God Almighty says:
"Do they not see how many generations we have destroyed before them, and how they will not return to them?"
Then God decided that no one was hearing them, so he said:
"How many generations have we destroyed before them? Do you feel or hear their cries from among them?"
Al-Harbi talks about how Doyle was deceived by fairy tales, which were pictures of fairies drawn by young girls and published as real fairies.
"story "Fairies" Deceived the novel author "Sherlock Holmes"
These pictures caused a sensation in the twenties, with many people believing them to be fairies, but it was later discovered that they were just pieces of paper with pictures of fairies drawn on them.
In 1920, a series of photographs were published of two young girls playing in their garden. The photographs showed fairies flying and dancing around the two girls, and those interested in paranormal science used the photos as evidence of the existence of paranormal phenomena. Despite criticism from skeptics, the photos became some of the most widely recognized at the time, and author Arthur Conan Doyle was so convinced of the photos that he supported them! He wrote a book on the subject, called "The arrival of the fairies" “Fairy Advent” finally discovered that these pictures are not real, but just a hoax"
Of course, the Jinns do not reveal themselves to anyone, as Solomon (PBUH) requested God not to reveal them to anyone after him, so he said:
" My Lord, please forgive me and grant me a kingdom that no one deserves after me. "
Al-Harbi said of preparing the liquor:
"The Fox sisters are best known for their craft
In the early twentieth century, three sisters communicated with the spirits of their home by tapping on the table, and the spirits responded to them in similar codes, and through these exchanges of information, the sisters were able to communicate with the spirits, to the point that at one point they knew there was a dead person buried in the wall of their house!
The fame of the three sisters spread throughout the world, and because of them, the idea of communicating with the gods emerged, and associations were formed all over the world to try the same thing.
Spiritual preparation and spiritism were very popular in Doyle’s time
Later, much later, one of the sisters admitted that the snapping noises made by the ghost were the same as the sounds made when her foot joints moved! The whole thing was a hoax from the beginning.
This was such a strong blow to the science of mediation that many parapsychologists refused to acknowledge its failure, including author Arthur Conan Doyle, who said: "Nothing you say in this regard will in the least change my opinion that there is a mysterious influence connecting us to an unseen world."
Doyle and Harry Houdini tried "Doyle" He convinced Houdini about the issue of preparing spirits and invited him to attend the spirit preparation sessions he held at his home, but Houdini did not believe in the process of preparing spirits. Houdini was known for criticizing psychics who claimed they could deceive the public. He believed that psychics were deceiving the public and he would re-present their works to try to explain that they were just charlatans and frauds."
Of course, as mentioned before, it is impossible for the souls of the dead to return, because their voices are the focus, as God Almighty said:
"How many generations have we destroyed before them? Do you feel or hear their cries from among them?"
He spoke of the scientific fraud that was used to prove evolution through the forgery of the Pelton skull, which was found to be made up of two parts, one human and one ape, both chemically bonded together, and one of the defendants was Doyle, saying:
"Doyle and Pildens
The Perdon Skull Proposes a Missing Link in Evolution
In 1912, a strangely shaped skull was discovered in England, and scientists believed it was decisive evidence that the theory of evolution was correct, and they believed that the skull belonged to a creature that represented the missing link between humans and apes. In 1953, a group of scientists examined it again using the radiocarbon technique (which was newly discovered at the time), and they found that the skull was a different age from the jaw, and that the skull belonged to a normal human, while the jaw belonged to a normal human. The skull and jaw of this monkey had been chemically treated to deceive the experts, and then they were cleverly glued together to make it look like they belonged to one creature.
Since then, many investigators and scientists have tried to find the person behind the hoax, and although most evidence points to the skull’s discoverer, Charles Dawson, there are many theories suggesting that different personalities masterminded the trick and who led Dawson to it, and leader of these characters was none other than Arthur Conan Doyle!
The first initiative to accuse Doyle of orchestrating this hoax was published in an article in the journal Science, in which it was stated that there was evidence linking Doyle to the hoax skull. In the article he presented a series of arguments that they believed were. enough to convict Doyle, since he lived in the same city where the skull was found, and he was a friend of Dawson, the discoverer of the skull, and he also had a motive, which was his hatred for traditional scientists and those. He expressed his anger towards these people in more than one place in the novel through the words of his hero, the Challenger, but they believed that the overwhelming evidence was the many details that Doyle mentioned about the creature. representing an intermediate link between man and ape, consistent with the skull found by Dawson in the novel "The Lost World"
Despite this, science historians refused to accuse Conan Doyle of the hoax, but this did not prevent the media from publishing investigative reports and writers accusing Doyle of being the mastermind of the most famous hoax in the history of science."
Of course, the falsification of Western science is inevitable. More than 90% of the falsifications are for money and fame.
The man ends the article by saying that Doyle contradicts his history by stating that it is impossible:
"termination
If author Arthur Conan Doyle had followed this quote from his novel’s protagonist Sherlock Holmes, he would have saved himself and his fans a lot of shame and embarrassment when espousing spiritual and metaphysical issues that were later revealed to be false.
Dear Conan, if you eliminate the impossible, then you are left with only the truth.
If you rule out your loved one coming back to life and communicating with you (impossible), then all you have left is to acknowledge their death (fact) and accept that.
I’m sorry for your situation and I sympathize with you, Mr. Kernan.
Repent and defend the author!!
The loss of his son during the war had a significant impact on his mind and psychology
After writing the title, I felt guilty, afraid that those who read it would think that Arthur Conan Doyle was thoughtless and foolish not to leave behind an unsupported myth!! No, the problem is not like that, as I explained before, the author suffered an emotional shock that made him look for a way to communicate with his dead relatives, so he studied the invisible and mysterious and left. By all means prove that our science is limited and that the world exists in him with many wonders and secrets beyond our understanding.
Furthermore, the spiritual sciences of his time had not yet been proven false, and they were surprisingly new and still being researched.
We don’t know because we are not sure yet whether spiritual science and paranormal science are true or not. Maybe we will find out later that these sciences are true.
In conclusion, the fact that the great Scottish doctor and genius writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle personally solved two mysterious police cases in 1906 and 1928 and found evidence to exonerate the defendants at the end of the investigations was one of the reasons for the establishment of the Scottish Court of Criminal Appeal."
Of course, the so-called science is not science, but lies and myths without scientific evidence and proof, but a commodity designed to make money and mislead people.
The author of the article is Fahd Al-Harbi, and it tells the story of how the writer Arthur Conan Doyle changed from a writer who believed only in science for most of his life to a writer who believed only in myths.
At the beginning of the article, Al-Harbi talks about the characters of Holmes and Watson, about whom Doyle wrote many novels that did not believe in anything except science, saying:
"Many of us know the great detective Sherlock Holmes
The detective always impressed us with his skill in using logical thinking to help the police solve mysterious cases.
Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in many of his famous novels and is considered the most famous fictional detective of all time.
Sherlock Holmes, the famous legendary detective and his loyal friend Dr. Watson
The protagonist of the novel, detective Sherlock Holmes, strictly adheres to the scientific method, logic, observation and deduction.
He had a wise saying that he used to resolve the ambiguities he faced:
This is a wise statement if we think about it.
Sherlock Holmes always adheres to this quote when solving the cases he faces, as he always eliminates the impossible when analyzing criminal cases."
Al-Harbi recounted Doyle’s life’s transition from one extreme to another, as he experienced the tragic deaths of his loved ones and through these tragedies he turned to the power of God and communicating with the dead, saying:
"So far so good!! But strangely enough, when the author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was old, his son was injured and died in World War I, and he suffered a severe emotional blow. Doyle was also exposed to a series of deaths of family and friends, he lost his wife ************ as well as his brother and other relatives, which plunged him into a state of depression, from which he did not easily get out. After returning to his normal state, he began to show a great interest in the mysterious and supernatural world, because he participated in many soul preparation experiments that were popular in the upper circles of Britain at that time, and this is where he also published some studies on the occult, including:
– Book "date********"
– Book "The edge of the unknown"
– Book "Life after death"
From that time on, Doyle turned to learning and immersed himself in it, and he also became the president of several associations interested in learning, and he was one of its strongest advocates.
Maybe it was an emotional desire on his part to prove that the spirits of his loved ones were still alive and that he could communicate with them!"
There will be absolutely no contact with the dead, as they will not return to this world, as God Almighty says:
"Do they not see how many generations we have destroyed before them, and how they will not return to them?"
Then God decided that no one was hearing them, so he said:
"How many generations have we destroyed before them? Do you feel or hear their cries from among them?"
Al-Harbi talks about how Doyle was deceived by fairy tales, which were pictures of fairies drawn by young girls and published as real fairies.
"story "Fairies" Deceived the novel author "Sherlock Holmes"
These pictures caused a sensation in the twenties, with many people believing them to be fairies, but it was later discovered that they were just pieces of paper with pictures of fairies drawn on them.
In 1920, a series of photographs were published of two young girls playing in their garden. The photographs showed fairies flying and dancing around the two girls, and those interested in paranormal science used the photos as evidence of the existence of paranormal phenomena. Despite criticism from skeptics, the photos became some of the most widely recognized at the time, and author Arthur Conan Doyle was so convinced of the photos that he supported them! He wrote a book on the subject, called "The arrival of the fairies" “Fairy Advent” finally discovered that these pictures are not real, but just a hoax"
Of course, the Jinns do not reveal themselves to anyone, as Solomon (PBUH) requested God not to reveal them to anyone after him, so he said:
" My Lord, please forgive me and grant me a kingdom that no one deserves after me. "
Al-Harbi said of preparing the liquor:
"The Fox sisters are best known for their craft
In the early twentieth century, three sisters communicated with the spirits of their home by tapping on the table, and the spirits responded to them in similar codes, and through these exchanges of information, the sisters were able to communicate with the spirits, to the point that at one point they knew there was a dead person buried in the wall of their house!
The fame of the three sisters spread throughout the world, and because of them, the idea of communicating with the gods emerged, and associations were formed all over the world to try the same thing.
Spiritual preparation and spiritism were very popular in Doyle’s time
Later, much later, one of the sisters admitted that the snapping noises made by the ghost were the same as the sounds made when her foot joints moved! The whole thing was a hoax from the beginning.
This was such a strong blow to the science of mediation that many parapsychologists refused to acknowledge its failure, including author Arthur Conan Doyle, who said: "Nothing you say in this regard will in the least change my opinion that there is a mysterious influence connecting us to an unseen world."
Doyle and Harry Houdini tried "Doyle" He convinced Houdini about the issue of preparing spirits and invited him to attend the spirit preparation sessions he held at his home, but Houdini did not believe in the process of preparing spirits. Houdini was known for criticizing psychics who claimed they could deceive the public. He believed that psychics were deceiving the public and he would re-present their works to try to explain that they were just charlatans and frauds."
Of course, as mentioned before, it is impossible for the souls of the dead to return, because their voices are the focus, as God Almighty said:
"How many generations have we destroyed before them? Do you feel or hear their cries from among them?"
He spoke of the scientific fraud that was used to prove evolution through the forgery of the Pelton skull, which was found to be made up of two parts, one human and one ape, both chemically bonded together, and one of the defendants was Doyle, saying:
"Doyle and Pildens
The Perdon Skull Proposes a Missing Link in Evolution
In 1912, a strangely shaped skull was discovered in England, and scientists believed it was decisive evidence that the theory of evolution was correct, and they believed that the skull belonged to a creature that represented the missing link between humans and apes. In 1953, a group of scientists examined it again using the radiocarbon technique (which was newly discovered at the time), and they found that the skull was a different age from the jaw, and that the skull belonged to a normal human, while the jaw belonged to a normal human. The skull and jaw of this monkey had been chemically treated to deceive the experts, and then they were cleverly glued together to make it look like they belonged to one creature.
Since then, many investigators and scientists have tried to find the person behind the hoax, and although most evidence points to the skull’s discoverer, Charles Dawson, there are many theories suggesting that different personalities masterminded the trick and who led Dawson to it, and leader of these characters was none other than Arthur Conan Doyle!
The first initiative to accuse Doyle of orchestrating this hoax was published in an article in the journal Science, in which it was stated that there was evidence linking Doyle to the hoax skull. In the article he presented a series of arguments that they believed were. enough to convict Doyle, since he lived in the same city where the skull was found, and he was a friend of Dawson, the discoverer of the skull, and he also had a motive, which was his hatred for traditional scientists and those. He expressed his anger towards these people in more than one place in the novel through the words of his hero, the Challenger, but they believed that the overwhelming evidence was the many details that Doyle mentioned about the creature. representing an intermediate link between man and ape, consistent with the skull found by Dawson in the novel "The Lost World"
Despite this, science historians refused to accuse Conan Doyle of the hoax, but this did not prevent the media from publishing investigative reports and writers accusing Doyle of being the mastermind of the most famous hoax in the history of science."
Of course, the falsification of Western science is inevitable. More than 90% of the falsifications are for money and fame.
The man ends the article by saying that Doyle contradicts his history by stating that it is impossible:
"termination
If author Arthur Conan Doyle had followed this quote from his novel’s protagonist Sherlock Holmes, he would have saved himself and his fans a lot of shame and embarrassment when espousing spiritual and metaphysical issues that were later revealed to be false.
Dear Conan, if you eliminate the impossible, then you are left with only the truth.
If you rule out your loved one coming back to life and communicating with you (impossible), then all you have left is to acknowledge their death (fact) and accept that.
I’m sorry for your situation and I sympathize with you, Mr. Kernan.
Repent and defend the author!!
The loss of his son during the war had a significant impact on his mind and psychology
After writing the title, I felt guilty, afraid that those who read it would think that Arthur Conan Doyle was thoughtless and foolish not to leave behind an unsupported myth!! No, the problem is not like that, as I explained before, the author suffered an emotional shock that made him look for a way to communicate with his dead relatives, so he studied the invisible and mysterious and left. By all means prove that our science is limited and that the world exists in him with many wonders and secrets beyond our understanding.
Furthermore, the spiritual sciences of his time had not yet been proven false, and they were surprisingly new and still being researched.
We don’t know because we are not sure yet whether spiritual science and paranormal science are true or not. Maybe we will find out later that these sciences are true.
In conclusion, the fact that the great Scottish doctor and genius writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle personally solved two mysterious police cases in 1906 and 1928 and found evidence to exonerate the defendants at the end of the investigations was one of the reasons for the establishment of the Scottish Court of Criminal Appeal."
Of course, the so-called science is not science, but lies and myths without scientific evidence and proof, but a commodity designed to make money and mislead people.
source: Fragment Forum
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