Establishing the Fruit and Nut Orchards at Jibalus Salaam إن شاء الله
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
All praise is due to Allah ﷻ who is The Originator of every single thing that exists, He alone is:
بديع السماوات والارض
The Originator of the heavens and the earth, meaning Allah ﷻ created them without any original substance, without any mould, without any prior attempt, as Allah ﷻ is Perfect and without fault and Independant and free of needs.
He is Allah ﷻ, who is not in need of raw materials to create anything. He ﷻ brings into existence the raw materials, and then fashions them into whatever He desires, but He is not in need of any raw materials to fashion anything into existence.
Allah ﷻ is The One who brings beautiful sweet fragrance from the gland of a deer, soft silk from the belly of a worm, cotton from the seeds of a plant, nutritious milk from between blood and filth, and Allah alone is the one who establishes a place of safety and serenity in the midst of chaos and fear.
Allah ﷻ is the Creator and Owner of every object, system, creature, atom and force that exists. Allah ﷻ alone is the Creator of the things we know about, and the things we do not know about. He alone knows the intricate relationship that He has created between the elements of the universe, the earth we live in, the water that He sends down, the moon and its gravitational force, the animals, trees, vegetables, the oceans and how they support the life of human beings, who have been created for the sole purpose of making the ibaadat of Allah ﷻ.
فَتَبَارَكَ اللهُ أَحْسَنُ الْخَالِقِينَ
So Glory be to Allah ﷻ, The Most Thorough & Perfect of all who make things (from existing materials)
Amongst the creation of Allah ﷻ is the system of plant life, trees and vegetation, that support the various needs of human beings so that we may exist in this world and make the ibaada of Allah ﷻ. This is part of the system of rizq for Insaan. Allah ﷻ describes this in Qur'aan in Surah Qaf where He ﷻ says:
Allah ﷻ describes the trees and vegetation in many other places in the Qur'aan.
The ahadeeth also contain encouragement to do growing of trees and crops and engaging in farming.
For a long time, this way of life was the norm amongst the people, who had a connection with the land, and the knowledge and experience of growing their own food and rearing animals.
Over time, in pursuit of convenience and a perceived better quality of life, people moved away from the outlying areas to the cities, to pursue business and gain employment. They would often still maintain their connection to the "farm" but eventually this connection was lost, and people became lost as well, in the idea that they would live their lives only earning fake fiat money, and then using the fake fiat money to buy all their needs from the corporations.
These corporations then began monopolising the farming industry, introducing genetically modified crops, and fruits that don't produce seeds, usurping the water resources, injecting the livestock with drugs and vaccines, so that they would control who has access to food and who does not.
It was not about the money, they already owned the money printing presses, it was about the control....
The next level will be the forcing of kufr ideologies and the acceptance of Dajjaal as your leader, or you will be denied the ability to transact and buy food. This is why the hadeeth indicate that those who accept Dajjaal will prosper in dunya while those who reject him will suffer starvation and difficulty.
The chaos we see around us is part of this planning, as I have mentioned previously in this article:
The solution is not to lay back, and just accept it with a defeatist approach,
no.
We must take action, plan for it, move into secure isolated areas outside the cities, preferably the mountains and high valleys where there is good rainfall, grow our own food and rear animals again, and thereby begin our transition back to a lifestyle where fiat money is not required, and we cannot be forced into kufr and shirk, or misled into the fitnahs present today, many of which have an Islamic flavour, but are laced with the most dangerous perverted ideologies, that will eventually lead to us and our children becoming worshippers of the Dajjal.
May Allah ﷻ save us from the trials and tribulations of Dajjal. Aameen.
There is a saying amongst preppers that "if you grow your own food you print your own money". While our focus is not materialistic and the pursuit of riches, it is a reality that true worldly wealth, which is of real benefit, consists of the real assets of land, food, water, livestock, and then gold and silver. These are what Allah ﷻ has put real value in for insaan, whereas the currencies that we have become used to, are only a temporary medium to exchange those real assets, and dont have any intrinsic value of their own, especially since fiat currencies by definition have no connection to, or backing by, any real asset.
Unfortunately we all have been duped and we dont even realise it. It is imperative that we become self sufficient and independent from this Dajjali system.
Alhamdulillah, in this regard, we are now preparing to start the planting of the fruit and nut trees on residents plots at Jibalus Salaam, to attain self sufficiency and move away from this insidious form of slavery.
The Jibalus Salaam tree planting program
As part of our commitment to assist every resident achieve the goal of self sufficiency, and move away from the Dajjali World Order slavery system, we have made the necessary research and planning so that an orchard and harvestable crops can be grown on each residents plot.
We have put together a few options for residents in this regard that residents can choose from, or they can choose their own selection of trees. The current planting season means that we will focus on those trees that are to be planted between May and August. At a later stage vegetables and other plants can be introduced based on when residents will begin staying at the plot, and also when the individual greenhouses are built which could be heated and therefore support tropical and subtropical trees and vegetation
For those residents who currently do not have the time to do this on their own, we will arrange delivery of the trees, plant and nurture them and harvest on behalf of the residents and we can then either send the produce to the resident or sell it in the market on their behalf insha'Allah.
Orchard options
Our full orchard layout on a 2000sqm plot contains a selection of 61 different fruit and nut trees that can be planted in the following general plan shown below, which can be adjusted for the differences in each plot and also the preference of the residents insha'Allah.
Option 1: Full orchard with trellises for the climbers (grapes, kiwi, blackberry) on the plot boundary corners
2000sqm plot showing 230m2 home
The above option is the full planting plan which consists of the following trees:
Download full tree list for 2000sqm plot:
This same option can also be done on a 900sqm plot with the exception of a few trees as shown below:
900sqm plot showing 130m2 home
This plan can also be seen in detail on the growveg website at this link: https://www.growveg.co.za/garden-plans/1647699/
Download full tree list for 900sqm plot:
As you can see from the tree list, this planting needs to be completed before the end of August and we are therefore asking residents to look through these documents and decide which option they are keen on going with at this time.
Upfront costs:
Option 1 (61 trees plus labour and infrastructure): R28 350
Option 1a (47 trees on 900sqm plot plus labour and infrastructure): R23 450
Includes:
Grafted trees as per the list (which are due to give fruit in the next year or two ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ )
Delivery of trees to the plot
Digging of the holes for the trees, compost and planting them
Covering of trees to protect from animals
Building of the trellis on the plot boundary corners (that will also serve as the boundary staking for each plot)
Connecting the water supply to the plot
First 6 weeks of care for the trees
Option 2: (30 trees including climbers on boundary trellises, labour and infrastructure as above): R15 000
Option 3: (15 trees including climbers on boundary trellises, labour and infrastructure as above): R9 500
Option 4: Corner boundary trellises with climbers (2 grapes, 2 kiwi and 4 blackberry) and no water connection: R6 000 (these climbers will survive with the natural rainfall ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ )
If any resident does not wish to do any planting at all at this time but wants to get the plot staking done we can also do this for you ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ
DIY Option:
We also welcome any resident family who wishes to come down and get involved in the planting and work themselves, and thereby be personally involved with this very rewarding activity, and also save on much of the labour cost. We can provide a supplier for the trees or you can bring your own trees. We still recommend grafted trees so that they bear fruit better ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ . We can work out an arrangement for labour also if you need help, and the trellis and water ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ
Flexible option:
Any resident is welcome to develop their own plan for their plot and we will gladly assist ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ . We have used growveg.co.za for the garden layout planning which we find to be useful, we can share our layout that you can then modify as well ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ
Monthly costs:
The trees that are being planted will require a little extra care only for the 4 to 6 weeks after planting. Thereafter they need occasional attention. There is no charge for this labour for the first 6 weeks which is included in the upfront costs above.
Thereafter, residents can come in from time to time to care for the orchard or opt to pay a monthly amount for sharing labour costs between their plots, which we will arrange and supervise.
This would work on a per square meter rate of garden area that has to be maintained and will include watering as needed, replanting, establishing and maintenance of the vegetable patch, pruning, harvesting etc. The chicken coop can also be looked after in this way as well other aspects of the garden and plot.
The rate per square meter in this case will be R1.50, (as an example the option 1 area on a 2000sqm is approximately 600 to 800 sqm of orchard space)
Additional structures and planting that can be designed, quoted and built/planted for residents ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ:
Automated Irrigation network from the main plot water supply (note that the estate normally gets sufficient rainfall Alhamdulillah, however if you are looking to establish a greenhouse or hydroponic setup then it will be needed. When you are living on the plot the greywater system may be sufficient for irrigation as well)
Shade netting
Greenhouses
Chicken coop
Beehives
Vegetable garden
Hydroponic systems
Masjid orchard:
During this process we will also be planting the Masjid orchard in a similar layout ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ but taking into account the greywater systems and the location of the various structures and wudhu areas of the Masjid complex.
Additional information:
Timing
As we come out of winter and stand on the threshold of spring, now is the perfect time to establish these personal orchards.
Establishing your orchard now, in the late winter, gives your trees a head start. Their roots can develop and settle into the soil during this dormant period, preparing them to burst forth come spring insha'Allah, optimizing the available nutrients and sunlight. The timing ensures that the trees have the best possible conditions to establish themselves before the stresses of summer heat and potential dry spells.
Grafted trees:
Grafting is a technique where tissues of plants are joined so as to continue their growth together. This process allows the hardiness of one tree to meld with the fruit-bearing capabilities of another, often combining the best of both worlds. This is also called ta'beer and was a practice in Madinah during the time of sahaba as well.
Grafted trees present several benefits that align with the objectives of the Jibalus Salaam estate:
Faster Bearing: Unlike trees grown from seed, which may take years to bear fruit, grafted trees often begin to produce within a year or two of planting, ensuring you enjoy the fruits of your labor sooner rather than later ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ . This is important as there are already signs of impending food crises which the Dajjali forces are engineering with their depopulation agenda
Quality and Consistency: Grafting ensures the fruit quality remains consistent across different trees, as they are essentially clones of the parent tree. You can enjoy the same succulent flavors year after year ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ
Space Efficiency: Many grafted trees are 'dwarf' or 'semi-dwarf' varieties, meaning they take up less space. This allows more trees to be planted in a smaller area.
Disease Resistance: Grafted trees often utilize rootstocks that are resistant to certain diseases and pests.
A key objective of our estate is the goal to foster self-sufficiency and achieve independent and secure off-grid living, so that we are not held to ransom by the Dajjali forces.
Establishing your orchard goes beyond the simple act of planting; if ones intention is correct it becomes a means to make amal and practice upon a number of ahadeeth, and it is a means of making khidmat of mankind and recognising Allah ﷻ through observing His creation.
The fruit and nut trees you plant will also serve as a continual source of fresh, organic produce ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ for generations to come, reducing reliance on external food sources.
By adopting the use of grafted trees, we expedite our journey towards self-sustainability. We effectively utilize available space, ensure a steady supply of high-quality fruits and nuts, and minimize the need for external inputs, moving us closer to our goal ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ.
How to get started:
Residents are requested to complete the form by using the link below:
We require confirmation as soon as possible so that we can confirm the purchase of the trees and delivery and set a date for the planting ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ
If you are not yet a resident of the estate, we still have plots available and you are welcome to contact us to come down for a visit at the estate and make an application to become a resident ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ
Suggestions:
We always welcome suggestions and feedback that can be used to better the processes at the estate and if anybody has any suggestion or ideas with regard to the planting and larger objective of growing food, please feel free to send it to us via the contact form on this website. We value your input and request your duaas always. جزاك اللهُ خيراً
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