O Allah:
When You said to Abraham, peace be upon him:
“And proclaim the Hajj to the people,”
he said to You: “My Lord, how can I convey it to the people when my voice does not reach them?”
You said to him: “You are responsible for the call, and we are responsible for conveying it!” So his voice reached the corners of the earth.
O Allah:
This book is the call of a weak-hearted, weak-voiced servant.
He called out of love for You and desire for You, so honor him with the message!
Messages from the Qur’an
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This book contemplates the meanings of the verses of the Qur’an and presents spiritual messages and life lessons in the distinctive style of Adham Sharqawi.
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