#hilya

[kuro8566]

So I had a conversation with my sister about the placement of BOTW/TOTK and I had a thought.

What if BOTW/TOTK is in a timeline with out the goddess blood and that zelda is the chosen of the three golden goddess, and that is how she has triforce.

Now hear me out, I was thinking that with the three timeline converging together it created a cataclysmic event, like what made the dinosaur, and it wiped out the the goddess bloodline and everything, but not the souls of important people like zelda, link ect. So it reset the timelines.

Now going in to how zelda exists and how she has holy power. So we know the zelda is the descendant of Rauru and sonia right and we know that rauru poured Secret light into the temples, so that entails that that rauru has holy power and that sonia has time power. What we also know is that the triforce is hardly mentioned in BOTW/TOTK but still exists, like how the royal Crest has it as well as on Sonia's arms

So what I'm thinking is that sonia had to be important to marry rauru to become king and queen right? So what if instead of the hilyan royal family having the goddess blood it had the triforce instead, cause we have had theorys about how the triforce can be past down through blood so the triforce got past down to zelda to have the secret power.

So know you might be wondering how the history of the other timeline still exists in BOTW/TOTK right? So as time when on artifacts started to appear and people started to getting the history through there. This also means that the history could be wrong. What if the reason zelda could never use hilya's power was because, one - she never had the blood to begin with, and two - she always had the triforce with her all the time. This gives into the reason that zelda was basically praying was for something she never had, and it was all futile.

That is all I could remember off the top of my head at the moment of writing this but if you have any questions please ask away!!

[cathedral-of-misery]

[life-in-the-freefall]

If Want to see Rasulullah ﷺ, gaze at a Hilya Shareef, which is comprehensive Shama'il and you will see ﷺ gaze back at you too. The whole big Ash-Shifa book of Qadi Iyad is found in the Shama'il smaller book and *The Hiya! is the Comprehensive Description* One page of the Shama'il book. 1. Kitab Ash-Shifa big book 2. Shama'il smaller book 3. Hiya Shareef Poster Description Share this Khayr Goodness with others and take from its Ajar rewards too. The Prophet, Allah bless him and give him peace, said;

“He who sees my hilye after me, it is as if he had actually seen me, and he who sees it out of love and desire for me, (Allah will forbid the fire of Hell to touch him); he will be safe from the trials of the grave, and he will not be sent forth naked on the day of resurrection.” — Al-Tirmidh

[apenitentialprayer]

Within Arabic and Persian Islamic literatures, extensive archives of material exist about the bodies of Muslim prophets, particularly Muḥammad. In early modern Persianate and Shi'i visual arts, prophets were commonly depicted with their faces and hands exposed, unlike the practice in Arab-Sunni contexts of veiling or blanching out the faces of prophets. The quality and quantity of of information about Muḥammad's physical appearance and behavior far exceed what is available for earlier prophets. The written material is sufficiently vast that the genre is referred to as shamā'il literature. Al-Tirmidhī [d. 279/892] compiled the first major collection of hadith that dealt specifically with the behavior and physical characteristics of the Prophet.

Kristina Richardson (Blighted Bodies: Difference and Disability in the Medieval Islamic World, pages 29-30)

[life-in-the-freefall]

What is the Blessed Hilye Sharif (Hilya Sharif)?

The Prophet, Allah bless him and give him peace, said;*

“He who sees my hilye after me, it is as if he had actually seen me, and he who sees it out of love and desire for me, Allah will forbid the fire of Hell to touch him; he will be safe from the trials of the grave, and he will not be sent forth naked on the day of resurrection.”* — Al-Tirmidh

The most famous hilye texts, of course, are those that characterize the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.In Turkish they are called Hilye-i Saadet (the Hilye of Felicity), Hilye-i Serif (the Noble Hilye), and Hilye-i Nebevi (the Prophetic Hilye).The most popular of these texts for calligraphers is one related by *Ali ibn Abi Talib*, which I translate as follows:

Transmitted from Ali [son-in-law of the Prophet], may God be pleased with him, who, when asked to describe the Prophet, peace be upon him, would say:

He was not too tall nor too short. He was medium sized. His hair was not short and curly, nor was it lank, but in between. His face was not narrow, nor was it fully round, but there was a roundness to it. His skin was white. His eyes were black. He had long eyelashes. He was big-boned and had wide shoulders.He had no body hair except in the middle of his chest. He had thick hands and feet. When he walked, he walked inclined, as if descending a slope. When he looked at someone, he looked at them in full face.Between his shoulders was the seal of prophecy, the sign that he was the last of the prophets. He was the most generous-hearted of men, the most truthful of them in speech, the most mild-tempered of them, and the noblest of them in lineage.Whoever saw him unexpectedly was in awe of him. And whoever associated with him familiarly, loved him. Anyone who would describe him would say, I never saw, before him or after him, the like of him. Peace be upon him.

The most comprehensive hilye text is found in the great work on the Prophet by Al-Qadi Iyad (d. 1149). Here it is, in its fullest version:...http://hilya.co.uk/.../what-is-the-blessed-hilye-sharif.../

[apenitentialprayer]

Hey, quick question for my Muslim followers (or anyone in the Islam tag): I am familiar with the concept of a hilya, an artfully decorated written description of the Prophet Muhammad. I was wondering if such descriptions are made for the other prophets in Islam (and Jesus, in particular)?

[roxygen]

Hilya (via).

[roxygen]

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