Lohe Mehfooz" is a term used in Islamic eschatology and refers to a preserved tablet or a protected document that contains the decrees and knowledge of Allah (God). It is believed to be made of an indestructible material, possibly iron, and is said to be guarded by angels.
In Islamic tradition, it is believed that the "Lohe Mehfooz" contains everything that has happened and will happen, including the destiny of every individual. It is considered a divine record of all creation. Muslims believe that Allah revealed the contents of the "Lohe Mehfooz" to the angels, and from there, it is believed to have been transmitted to the prophets.
The concept of "Lohe Mehfooz" is mentioned in the Quran, specifically in Surah Al-Buruj (Chapter 85, Verse 21-22), where it is said that the records of people's deeds are preserved in a well-guarded and preserved tablet.
It's important to note that the concept of "Lohe Mehfooz" is a religious belief and may vary in interpretation among different individuals and sects within Islam.
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