Until he says: "We must not forget that Islam, the religion of Muslims across the regions of the earth from the East to the West, has affirmed this doctrine, just as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism have affirmed it."

Among the Islamic scholars are Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud and Dr. Raouf Obeid, who said in his book The Return to "Incarnation" that the soul of the Prince of Poets, Ahmad Shawqi,

transmigrated into the body of an Egyptian woman, who is the wife of the skillful physician (Al-Natasi) Dr. Salama Sa'id; she composed poetry in various arts, though the lady did not previously engage in poetry or publishing, and no link existed between them. She wrote poems and reproached her colleagues from the previous garment, including Mustafa al-Aqqad, who had criticized her poetry when she was Ahmad Shawqi in a previous festival.

Among the Christian scholars is Gibran Khalil Gibran, as he said: "Indeed, we shall come again, and we shall stretch our hands together to him who gave us. He will come to you once more, and a short time shall not pass until my longing begins to gather dust and foam for another body. A little while and you shall not see me, because another woman will give birth to me."

And among the Christian scholars is Mikhail Naimy, as he said: "If an angel descended from heaven to tell me that people are born and die,