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This book presents a broad perspective of Islam: its sources, beliefs, rituals, laws and moral values. It also answers the most often asked questions about the Islamic teachings. But instead of depending completely on the holy sources in Islam, it depends on daily life examples to solves the puzzles that the questions goes around them. This book is to introduce the reality of Muslims' religion to facilitate building a better relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims, especially when both groups are citizens of the same nation. For the Prophet of Islam (pbuh) said: 'Spirits are recruited solders. Whoever of them come to know each other become friends, and who remain strangers to each others are likely to differ.' (al-Bukhan: Hadeeth al-Anbiaa)
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Controversial Questions About Islam & Comments, Saeed Ismaeel
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- 2007
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- Titel
- Controversial Questions About Islam & Comments
- Sprache
- Englisch
- Autor*innen
- Saeed Ismaeel
- Verlag
- Al-Attique Publishers
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2007
- Einband
- Paperback
- ISBN10
- 9960499154
- ISBN13
- 9789960499154
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- Beschreibung
- This book presents a broad perspective of Islam: its sources, beliefs, rituals, laws and moral values. It also answers the most often asked questions about the Islamic teachings. But instead of depending completely on the holy sources in Islam, it depends on daily life examples to solves the puzzles that the questions goes around them. This book is to introduce the reality of Muslims' religion to facilitate building a better relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims, especially when both groups are citizens of the same nation. For the Prophet of Islam (pbuh) said: 'Spirits are recruited solders. Whoever of them come to know each other become friends, and who remain strangers to each others are likely to differ.' (al-Bukhan: Hadeeth al-Anbiaa)