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The Spirit:

Beliefs of Islam and They Ask You About the Spirit · Ahmed Alhasan

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The Spirit:

God the Exalted and Mighty created human beings. He began their creation in the World of al-Thar (the first heaven, or the heaven of the souls). These human souls were in this heaven and contained the spirit of life, the spirit of power, and the spirit of lust, or the three movers. The truth is that they are all sides of the human soul. If we look at the human soul, we find it to be the same as the spirit of life, the spirit of power, and the spirit of lust.

Or to put it more clearly, these are names for the human soul, since it has the characteristics of these names. These three spirits pertain to the human soul, regardless of whether this soul is a believer or not.

As for the spirit of faith and the Holy Spirit, they are both connected to faith and development (of the level of faith). In the World of al-Tharr, those who said “yes” and those who did not all have the three spirits. Those who said “yes” out of true, wholehearted faith, are ranked according to their standing and the speed of their answer. Some of them have only the spirit of faith and some also have the Holy Spirit. Those who have the Holy Spirit are also ranked according to their precedence in answering. Every one of them has a Holy Spirit that suits his standing. Thus, the Holy Spirit connected to Jesus pbuh is not the same as the one connected to Jonah pbuh, and so on.

Muhammad and the progeny of Muhammad pbut are distinguished by their connection with the greatest Holy Spirit. However, the greatest Holy Spirit does not have just one rank, because each of them will have their own greatest Holy Spirit according to their standing.

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