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I saw God is a book written by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud in which he talked about the journey of one of the Sufi imams, Muhammad bin Abdul-Jabbar bin Al-Hassan Al-Nafari, through his book Positions and Correspondences, which is one of the main pillars of Sufism. The role of Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud in this book is to comment only on what came from the book of positions by Al-Nafari, and this book clarifies many things and questions about some Sufi ideas through this journey that Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud offers us to one of their imams, and these things include: divine love and the relationship of the Sufi with God, and so on. The book takes the reader on a luminous journey of meditation, spirituality and the monologue of God.
A symbolic novel that explores a philosophical quest for the ideal city, reflecting reflections on civilizations, humanity, and values.
I refused to worship God because I was immersed in worshipping myself and admired the flash of light that began to flash in my mind with the opening of consciousness and the beginning of the awakening from the cradle of childhood.
This psychological state was behind the controversial scene that recurs every day. I also missed the origins of logic and I am dealing with logic and I did not realize that I am contradicting myself as I recognize the Creator and then say who created the Creator and make him a creature at the time when I call him a creator, which is sophistry itself.
Moreover, to say a first cause of existence requires that this cause must exist in itself and not dependent or need others to exist. If a cause needs a cause, this makes it one of the causal links and does not make it a first cause.
Letters to Milena is a book that collects some of Franz Kafka’s letters to the Czech journalist Milena Jesenská from 1920 to 1923.
The novel of Dr. Majd Marwan Andraos realized with the days that the end has a beginning, the end does not come all at once, but either it comes as a beautiful color that an artist began to add to draw the end on his painting, enjoying the calmness and careful paper sprayed touch after touch lightly adds to the painting life, or it comes like a cancer that spreads in a lean body in the end stages, so that is the beginning of the end for this body.
Careful comes the end, as if in her patience gives us enjoyment. Or get ready!
Gibran’s literary style was characterized by smooth words, simplicity of expression, the use of all linguistic formulas and styles, and the frequent use of metaphors and figures of speech. Perhaps the most important feature of Gibran’s literary works is creativity in the art of photography. We find many beautiful, imaginative artistic images full of deep meanings and expressions covering his literary works; because he was an artist and painter who initially depicted the idea and then created it. Gibran relied on two styles in his literary works: the first is characterized by strength and revolution against beliefs and customs and the call for freedom, and the second is characterized by the love of enjoying life and the call to follow inclinations
The Moroccan philosopher Taha Abdel Rahman has accustomed us to finding the novel in every book he writes and in every topic he addresses; and here he is, in the book in your hands, bringing us what we thought the mind would deny, and even refer to, in a dilemma that has always occupied “the man of this time”, and has puzzled minds and still does, which is “the relationship between religion and politics”! Our philosopher has challenged the established axioms and established beliefs, storming the obstacles of reason and the limits of science, and he has brought us an approach to this problem that is not of the usual kind of approaches, because it does not address the abstract mind in man, but rather addresses his mind supported by the spirit; It was decided that man is more like a flying creature than a crawling creature.
“…If they had returned to themselves, they would have found that they permit for themselves what they forbid for others. If it is permissible for them to criticize the religious through what is non-religious, why is it not permissible for others to criticize the non-religious through what is religious! And if it is permissible for them to criticize Islamic ethics through secular modernity, why is it not permissible for others to criticize secular modernity through Islamic ethics? It is necessary, then, to seek ethics that move away from the surface at which modernity has stopped and delve into the depths of life and the depths of man. There is nothing deeper than a life that extends from its immediate to its ultimate end, and nothing deeper than a man who connects his outer appearance with his inner self” (From the book The Question of Ethics)»
A book that delves into the depths of Paris through the Saint-Denis neighborhood, reviewing issues of identity, immigration, and cultural and social conflicts in modern French society.
This book explains the Japanese art of organizing and offers effective methods for eliminating clutter and achieving peace of mind.
The Fluidity Series analyzes the transformations of modern societies from static to fluid in various areas of life.
The book explores the religious beliefs and myths of the Mandaeans, their historical and symbolic roots.
This book explores the ancient myths and texts that dealt with the origin of the universe and humanity in the civilizations of the ancient world.
A book that blends fiction and nonfiction to explore issues of religion, identity and human conflict
This book explores the manifestations of the Sufi spirit through poetic examples of voices that have remained faint in the memory of Islamic Sufism.
A collection of essays and memoirs in which Russell offers his reflections on prominent figures and events he witnessed, along with his philosophical and social views.
A book that reviews the influence of Ibn Rushd’s ideas on the development of philosophical and political thought in contemporary Morocco, with a focus on his interpretations of enlightenment and rationality in the context of contemporary challenges.
It is an encyclopedic book that sheds light on the lives and ideas of the Mu’tazila scholars, and reviews the development of the doctrine and its intellectual impact on the history of Islam.