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Surah Al-‘Imran: The Neurospiritual Machinery of Conditional Mercy is the third forensic essay in The Unsealed Series by H. Al Foumi. This neurocognitive autopsy analyzes the surah as a psychological architecture enforcing obedience through divine threat and conditional belonging. Integrating trauma theory, polyvagal science, and schema psychology, it exposes how liturgical texts can encode spiritual control into the nervous system.

Dive into a forensic neurospiritual hermeneutics autopsy of Surah Al-Baqarah, analyzing how this pivotal Islamic text operates as a liturgical operating system. This report, grounded in neurospiritual hermeneutics, uncovers its profound neurocognitive and somatic impacts, especially on neurodivergent and trauma-exposed individuals, and outlines strategies for reclaiming autonomy from liturgical conditioning and behavioral control.

This forensic report analyzes Surah Al-Fatiha as a ritualized linguistic system that impacts the nervous system, especially in trauma survivors and neurodivergent individuals. Using neurocognitive and trauma-informed frameworks, it reveals how repetition and tone embed control scripts of submission and hierarchy. The report offers strategies for reclaiming autonomy and advocates for liturgical ethics sensitive to neurodiversity and trauma.