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Flies are associated with the demon Beelzebub, also known as the "Lord of the Flies". This name comes from a Hebrew word related to "Baal," a Canaanite deity, and was later used in Christian theology to refer to a powerful demonic figure, according to Wikipedia. Beelzebub is considered a prince of Hell, associated with gluttony and envy, and flies are often seen as a symbol of his pervasive and corrupting influence.
Allah is described in the Quran as inspiring and guiding the bees to build their hives, gather food, and make honey. In Greek mythology, the god Aristaeus is associated with beekeeping, and in various cultures, bees are seen as symbols of spiritual guidance and messengers between realms.
Islamic Perspective
Allah is described in the Quran as inspiring and guiding the bees to build their hives, gather food, and make honey. In Greek mythology, the god Aristaeus is associated with beekeeping, and in various cultures, bees are seen as symbols of spiritual guidance and messengers between realms.
Islamic Perspective
- Allah's Inspiration:
In the Quran, the chapter "An-Nahl" (The Bee) explains that Allah has inspired bees with their instincts and ability to build hives, find food, and produce honey.
