"Within the skin and bones of the fish, arranged in lines that run the
length of the body and head, are small organs with sensory receptors.
These receptors lie in small bundles from which they send small
hair-like projections into the jelly-filled sac called neuromast organ.
When the water flows around the fish, it deforms this small sac,
thereby bending the hair-like projections of the nerve. MUCH LIKE
THE WHOLE SYSTEM IN OUR EARS, this apparatus then sends a signal back
to the brain and gives the fish a sense of what the water is doing
around them.
Shark and fish can discern the direction in which the water is flowing,
and some sharks can even
detect the distortions of the water, such as are produced by other fish
swimming near them.
IF YOU THINK OF OUR INNER EARS AND NEUROMAST ORGANS AS VERSIONS OF THE
SAME THING, you would NOT BE FAR OFF! Both came from the same sort of
tissue during the development and they share a similar structure. " Source: Your
Inner
Fish, by Shubin.
Azizam (My dearest love)
Azizat (Your Dearest Divine Beloved), the object of all affections,
Al-Ladhi (That
Which) gravitates the sobbing child towards the mother, Sawwa (Engineered
to
perfection to be observable) the hair-cells within the inner-ear:
These hair-like clumps are moved by the swish of the inner-ear fluid,
and based upon the liquid's rapid aft-fro motions, frequencies of sound
in air around the ear-drums are deciphered:
What you hear as the sound is the passing of the inner-ear liquid and
its consequent force upon these hair-cells, just (the same) as the
Zebra fish uses
the same hair-cells to navigate the waters and sense the currents:
Then believe with certitude that hearing the language of the Dhikr
is nothing but a rapid vast voyage braving the eddies of the shore-less
sea of Mahab-bat (Divine
Love):
You thought you were listening to the thin air, you thought you were
listening to the Dhikr,
no Azizam! You were voyaging, often free of all volitions, an acoustic
voyage vexed
by the worldly life of this planet.
Shubin
Shark and fish can discern the direction in which the water is flowing,
and some sharks can even
detect the distortions of the water, such as are produced by other fish
swimming near them.
And while audibly voyaging through the acoustical realm of Dhikr,
you might hear the distortions of other Al-Zākirin-a Wa Al-Zākirāt,
even though they might have been in other times and places:
33:35 ... and for men who
engage much in Allah's
Dhikr, and women,for them Allah
has prepared forgiveness and great reward.
And 'Ān Aziz-e Āsemāni (That Celestial Beloved) singled out the Kitab (Address-mode)
for the female i.e. Al-Zākirāt as a testament to their highly
particularized female-voyage through these acoustics.
And within the language of the Arab, Tasbih
(source from which Subhan and Sabbaha and Usabbihu come from) means
rapid motion, and in particular it is applicable to rapid aquatic
motility.
