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God and man
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God and Man is a book featuring a collection of essays by the Egyptian writer Mustafa Mahmoud published by Dar Al-Maaref in 1955. The book of God and Man is a great controversy and has been banned from circulation in Egyptian libraries and still does. Mustafa Mahmoud was accused of atheism because of him, which the writer later denied, while admitting that he could not realize the truth of faith before, as he was on a journey in search of God, which he began by studying the different religions through the three monotheistic religions, and Islam was the last of them. The writer expressed this truth in his book «My Journey from Doubt to Faith» and said that he never denied the existence of the divine self, but he could not imagine its truth until after a strenuous journey of research that took thirty years of the realization of thought, reconsideration, and then reconsider the reconsideration, and said critically to himself, that if he heard the voice of instinct Joan, but perhaps he rea
“God is closer to those who strive to understand Him than to those who blindly believe in Him.”
“You need to read philosophy. Hair.. Stories.. In need of opening your mind to the East and West to get the necessary ventilation so that it does not rot. And you’ll understand yourself through the people you read to. And if you understand yourself… You have set your foot on the beginning of the road. And I knew where the path was from.”
“Honor for us means maintaining the genitals. So if all the life and the evils that exist in the dictionary of vices are committed, from a thousand to a w. And the shadow of your sanctuary is safeguarded. You are one hundred percent honorable theft. Killing, bloodshed, fraud, and assassination are all the actions of his men. Life imprisonment for men and hanging for men as well. You can die empty-minded. And hang… And you sing as long as you cut your sinful woman with a cleaver into ten equal pieces and put it in a mobile and threw it into the sea That’s the very honor.”
“You are the one who values your idols and you are the one who destroys them, so go on your way and do not forget this trust that you make on your shoulder. Freedom”
“The amount of immortality of an individual is how much he adds to the whole.”
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