Question: Rizq And Illiywun Has Been DEBUNKED?
Answer: Yes.
"I am one of the teachers from the 19th galaxy..."
-Malachi York: The Holy Tablets Chapter 19 Tablet 6:17
"...the planet that I come from, each being lives to be 1000 years old..."
-Malachi York: The Holy Tablets pg. 1641
One of the Kings of pseudo-ism in the "Conscious Community" is that of Malachi York, the self professed "Man from the planet Rizq". It's a narrative he created back in 1988, and would expound more upon in the early 1990's. Applying faulty logic, bogus claims and an absents of evidence, York was extremely successful in convincing his followers and supporters that he was from another planet.
In his initial planet Rizq deception, York laid out the premise that there were "19 galaxies", and that his self-describe planet "Rizq", was in the "EIGHTH GALAXY".
"There is a planet called Rizq which is in the Eighth Galaxy..."
-Malachi York: The Garden Of Eden pg. 49-50
Years later, York alter it from the 8th galaxy, to the 19th galaxy, and from there it would remain the story line for his followers. In the publication "Mission Earth And The Extraterrestrial Involvement" (Scroll # 82) page 5, York explains that "Illiyuwn is the 19th galaxy", and that it means, "On High". On page 10 of the same booklet, he writes, "Illiyuwn has 3 suns, UTU, SHAMASH and APSU; 38 Moons and 19 Planet".
In a small book he released called, "Is Rizq and Illiyuwn a Fabrication of Dr. Malachi Z. York's Mind?", the only assumed "evidence" of "Illiyuwn" are two verses from the holiest book in Islam, the Qur'an.
And this is the best York could do in supplying evidence? Outside of the above two quotes, York offers NOTHING to support his self described home planet and galaxy. If York wanted to provide evidence of his home planet, he should have provided something as simple as a rock!, to have analyzed to demonstrate the authenticity of his claims, but to date, nothing, just his rhetoric.
PLEASE NOTE:
York has claimed in several of his publications that the Qur'an was "man made", created by the Roman Catholic Church (refer to Is The Koran Authentic Scroll #118)
"St. Augustine was one of the architects behind the religion of Islam...St. Augustine, way before Islam was established by Muhammad and his family were born, set out to teach the Bedouin and Arabs - so-called children of Ishmael. So St. Augustine with a host of Jesuit Priests and Catholic Ministers came up with a technique to convert them to Christianity, by combining Babylonian, Tama-Rean, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Persian, and Manachiasim, Greek and Roman Paganistic doctrines, and calling it Islam. What people don't know about Islam is that the so-called religion was a conspiracy, made between Jesuit Priests and the Catholic Church, it was a means for them to control the trade in Mecca and convert Muslims to Christianity. Khadiyjah, the wife of Muhammad, and her cousin, Waraqah Bin Naufal who were both Christians were part of the plot..."
-Malachi York: Degree Of Muhammad-ism pg. 19-20
After reading the above explanation by York regarding the origins of Islam and his doctrine of being from planet Rizq becomes very problematic. This conspiracy theory put forth by York, was taken from an old Christian comic book called, "The Prophet" and a tract called, "The Story Teller" via Chick Publications (Jack T. Chick). York first used the Story Teller tract in his book, "360 Questions To Ask The Orthodox Sunni Muslims". as a retaliation against Islam, even though York himself claimed to have used Islam as a means to hide.
"...as I went through these different stages, I changed my name every two years to keep the attention off of me..."
-Malachi York: Why We Used Islam (audio)
The very book that York uses to explain his galaxy Illiyuwn, (the Qur'an), is to York, a "man made" book, a conspiracy theory that was created by the Catholic Church under St. Augustine, Khadiyjah and Waraqah Bin Naufal, thus York's "Planet Rizq" in the "19th galaxy Illiyuwn" would also be "man made" because they are ONLY found in the book of the Qur'an, a place that York has stated on record to be a MATERIAL PLACE!
"I hope that this point is VERY CLEAR for what I am next to say, and that is; ILLIYUWN IS A PLACE. And according to the Qur'aan, 'a book of the righteous is kept in that place Illiyin.' That means that Illyuwn is a MATERIAL PLACE, a place where a book can rest on something. A place where people can read or BEINGS can read from a book. And Allah must be there along with OTHER BEINGS RIZQIYIAN or RIZQIYUWN, as Al Razaaq the RESIDING Rizqiyian...THIS PLACE IS ILLYUWN, which I put before those of you who want RIGHT KNOWLEDGE, Illyuwn is where those righteous records are kept, and where the RIZQIYIANS EXIST."
-Malachi York: Extraterrestrials And Creation pg. 101-102
No proof, No Evidence, No astronomical data, nor any archaeological support of this planet Rizq or Illiyuwn. This claim leaves York looking like an inconsistent hypocrite, because in one claim he states that the Qur'an is fake, and in another place he uses the Qur'an as proof of the existence of the Illiyuwn galaxy.
"They make statements about events and time, but they don't produce the evidence, or the document to support what they say, which leaves the reader in the same state they are in religion, to believe, but not have facts"
-Malachi York: Let's Set The Records Straight pg. 239
PLEASE NOTE:
York also claims that the name of his planet is a derivative of the ARABIC word "Razaqa". The following is York's explanation of the origins of the name Rizq taken from his book "Extraterrestrial And Creation" pages 92-93.
So with all of the above being read, how can the name of the planet Rizq and the Rizqiyians be from the Arabic language, the language of humans, when according to York, Rizq is older than Earth? Contrast that with the fact that York also says that the Qur'an was a man made creation by the Catholic Church simply shows his inconsistencies. This ideology of being from another planet was an alteration of the claims of the UFO cult leader "Rael" and his Elohim city. If you research the "Raelians", you'll see where York took his inspiration.
The only answer possible is that the entire notion of Rizq and Illiyuwn being a planet and a galaxy where he's from (York), is false, a fallacy, nonsense, end of story.
