SURA 34
Saba’
Período de Mecca
ESTE SURA fue revelado casi con toda certeza en la segunda mitad del período de Mecca, probablemente algo antes que el sura 17 («El Viaje Nocturno»). El título está tomado de la referencia al pueblo de Saba’, en los versículos 15-20, que es citado como ejemplo de la naturaleza efímera de todo poder, riqueza y gloria humanos. Las ideas esenciales del sura podrían resumirse en la pregunta dirigida a todos los seres humanos, en el versículo 9: «¿Es que no ven qué poco del cielo y la tierra les es conocido, y cuánto les está oculto?» –y en la llamada a la responsabilidad moral en el versículo 46: «Di: ‘Os aconsejo tan sólo una cosa: ¡Sed conscientes de hallaros ante Dios, bien sea en compañía de otros o solos!'»

Tomado de El Mensaje del Coran por Muhammad Asad
About Lala Gomez
My name is Lala Gomez, and I was born in Colombia. My spiritual path was initiated in 2004 through Islam, which I studied in depth for many years. Between 2004 and 2012, I immersed myself in the spiritual, mystical, and theological dimensions of the tradition—a study that continued for a decade more as I began to integrate esoteric tools and other schools of thought, including Kabbalah, Astrology, and Tarot.
In 2012, I consciously stepped into a healing process that became a turning point in my life. Guided by a natural connection to Reiki, Tarot, and Astrology, I began developing a personal practice rooted in energy work, intuitive insight, and symbolic exploration. Tarot, in particular, became a therapeutic path for inner listening and healing, which I now offer through a method that blends systemic perspectives, subtle energy, and ancestral wisdom.
In 2014, I founded islamenespanol.co to share the essence of Islam beyond rigid interpretations. After a decade of transformation, I launched thecircleofhanik.com—a space dedicated to universal spiritual guidance, beyond the boundaries of any single tradition.
Currently, I’m developing a sacred method of natal chart interpretation based on the 28 lunar mansions and the Divine Names of God, inspired by the teachings of Sufi master Ibn Arabi. I’m also writing a book on the 99 Names of Allah as living aspects of the soul’s essence and pathways for inner integration.