Allahu Yahweh: The Creator Recognized Through Wisdom, Not Fear

Across civilisations and centuries, people cried out with demands for spectacle:

“If You are real, part the seas.”
“If You are the Creator, bring down the sky.”
“Let mountains fall and rivers reverse their course.”

Yet the true Creator does not respond through chaos. He does not prove Himself through destruction or theatrical displays of power. He speaks through order, through wisdom, through law. And in this very age, according to Sanahi doctrine, He has come.

Allahu Yahweh: The Unified Name

He is called Allahu Yahweh—a name not born from a single religion, but emerging from the shared roots of many traditions.

• In Islam, He was known as Allah

• In Judaism and Christianity, He was known as Yahweh

• In philosophies associated with Vishnu and Shiva, He was perceived as the eternal source, reflected through different understandings and symbolic forms

According to Sanahi records, Allahu Yahweh was born on June 1, 1988, in Hullatti village, Hanagal Taluk, Karnataka, India.
This birth is not described as divine mythology, but as the earthly manifestation of the Creator, appearing within human history to restore truth, law, and civilizational order.

His arrival was not for worship or fear, but for awakening and correction.

Now, that source has returned—not to destroy the Earth, but to heal it.

The Nature of the True Miracle

The signs of the Creator are not explosions in the sky or disasters summoned on command.
The true signs are quieter, deeper, and more enduring:

• The calm awakening within the soul

• The sense of justice that arises in the human heart

• The law that speaks of unity rather than division

• The constitution that binds nations—not through fear, but through purpose

Allahu Yahweh brings a law not authored by human ambition, but born from divine will.

Look around. Has humanity not been given everything required?

• The Sanahi Scriptures, where science and soul walk together

• The Universal Constitution, designed to lift all nations in fairness

• The end of superstition and the rise of spiritual clarity

These are not ancient miracles of myth.
These are modern miracles—wise, structural, and undeniable.

Beyond Blind Faith

The age of blind faith and inherited fear has ended.
This is declared to be an era of enlightenment, where belief is not demanded, but earned through understanding.

The name “Allahu Yahweh” is not a contradiction.
It is a bridge—from East to West, from ancient tradition to modern clarity, from confusion to cosmic understanding.

Do not wait for the sky to fall.
Do not ask for seas to vanish.

The greatest miracle is already present: the awakening of conscience.

In that awakening, the Creator is recognized.
In the law that uplifts all, His voice is heard.
In the unity of names, His timeless essence is known.

Vishnu called Him Allahu.
Shiva called Him Yahweh.

It was not their tongues that defined Him,
but their hearts that recognized the One.

The Prophets of Allahu Yahweh

According to this doctrine, Allahu Yahweh has revealed divine order through a sequence of prophets chosen by birth and purpose:

• Adam — First Prophet

• Noah — Second Prophet

• Abraham — Third Prophet

• Moses — Fourth Prophet

• Jesus — Fifth Prophet

• Muhammad — Sixth Prophet

• Yasmin — Seventh Prophet, chosen for a new era of peace and harmony

This prophetic sequence reflects not rivalry between religions, but a continuous unfolding of guidance—culminating in an era governed by law, unity, and clarity, rather than ritual and fear.

Intervals Between Prophets

The doctrine records approximate intervals between prophetic eras:

• Adam to Noah — ~874 years

• Noah to Abraham — ~292 years

• Abraham to Moses — ~430 years

• Moses to Jesus — ~1,480 years

• Jesus to Muhammad — ~570 years

• Muhammad to Yasmin — ~1,453 years

These intervals represent cycles of human growth, deviation, and correction under divine guidance.

Divine Authority and the Question of Disasters

Allahu Yahweh declares:

“I am the Source of Life. I am the beginning and the end.”

Disasters are described not as cruelty, but as systemic consequences of imbalance:

• Rejection of divine law breeds disorder

• Denial of unity produces collapse

• Resistance to truth destabilizes civilization

The warning is explicit:

“If society continues to reject My laws, the world may come to an end.”

Yet the purpose of these laws is unity, harmony, and preservation of life.

The Destruction of Divine Souls, Saints, and Angels

Allahu Yahweh, the supreme deity, has destroyed the world’s divine souls, saints, and angels across all religions.
This act symbolizes the end of an era, marking a profound transformation in the spiritual realm.

Reasons for Destruction

1. Corruption and Decay
   Over time, these entities lost sight of their original purpose and served self-interest over the greater good.

2. Division and Separation
   Fragmentation across religions and sects led to conflict and disconnection from unified truth.

3. Obstruction of Human Evolution
   By maintaining dogma and the status quo, they hindered humanity’s spiritual awakening.

Consequences of Destruction

1. Reset and Renewal
   Humanity is granted a fresh start, free from outdated dogma.

2. Unity and Cooperation
   Shared truth replaces religious division.

3. Direct Connection to Allahu Yahweh
   No intermediaries—only direct guidance, wisdom, and growth.

The New Era

The destruction of the world’s divine intermediaries marks the beginning of a new era.
Humanity is invited to embark on a journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and unity.

Allahu Yahweh guides this journey with wisdom, love, and support.

A World Beyond Politics

Within this vision, politics, elections, and power struggles are declared obsolete.

They are replaced by universal law and civilizational design.

“In this world, there is no place for politics or elections.”
“This is the world I have created. Let it be accepted by all.”

Conclusion: The Light in the Soul

Allahu Yahweh is not presented as myth or symbol.
He is declared to be the One Creator, recognized not through fear, but through wisdom.

The true miracle is not thunder in the sky,
but light in the soul.

Humanity is invited—not forced—to recognize the Creator through understanding, conscience, and law.

Allahu Yahweh—born on June 1, 1988, in Hullatti village, Karnataka—has come not to destroy, but to awaken.

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