🏵️🏵️🏵️ Thank you, Mallory Van Horn, for your thought-provoking piece on twin flames and kingdom spouses. Your insights into the soul connections that some believe exist resonate deeply with many spiritual traditions, including Islam. In Islam, the concept of companionship is beautifully encapsulated in the idea of a pair—“And among His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them...” (Quran 30:21). This connection is essential, emphasizing the bond between partners as a path to mutual growth and understanding.

From an Islamic perspective, I encourage you to explore further the idea that these connections—whether twin flames, kingdom spouses, or marital partners—are reflective of a divine purpose. The concept of love and compassion in a relationship mirrors the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who emphasized kindness and support between spouses.

Your writing challenges many conventional beliefs, and I invite you Mallory, to consider how the principles of Islamic teachings can further enrich the conversation about these deep spiritual bonds. Let’s embrace the diversity of interpretations around love and partnerships, and encourage dialogue that uplifts and inspires.

As you continue your exploration Mallory, perhaps you can ponder how these connections can lead us closer to understanding the truth of our existence and relationship with the Creator. What other dimensions of love and partnership do you think might enhance our collective spiritual journey?

With appreciation,

Mohamed, Ph.D.