The document provides a recipe that uses symbolic ingredients to represent key concepts in Islamic history and theology. It instructs to mix prophets and Allah to form the base dough, then layer pillars of Islam, Quran, additional prophet mixture, and concepts like struggle and prayer over time periods spanning centuries. Foreign influences, golden age, and science/arts are incorporated before topping with a jannah mixture baked for 10-30 minutes. The finished baklava serves over a thousand years worth of a strong, somewhat oppressed people.

2. Mix the prophet and Allah till dough leaving ¼, mix and let it cook for 60 years.

3. Break the bread to 4 pieces.

4. Put the Qur’an and pillars on the bottom piece.

5. Put some Allah and the prophet bread mix on top.

6. Pour struggle, prayer, and family into a bowl and mix till pieces are together.

7. Add foreign influences and let it sit for 200 years.

8. After letting sit add golden age and science and arts and let it sit for 500 years.

9. Now use the ¼ mix left of Allah and the prophet and add jannah.

10. Stir till more dough is made and bake for a 10-30 mins.

11. Put the jannah bread mix on top and enjoy.

12. Serving size:

13. Will serve 1292 years worth of people with a strong somewhat oppressed people.