Résultats pour "true" dans Islam

This book covers Glen's personal life story and testimony encouraging everyone to meet the Messiah who is the solution to all our problems and the answer to all our questions - Spirit, Soul & Body.

A brief seminar about the true teachings of the Religion of Islam.

In The Sufi Path of Love, teacher and author Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee shares the secrets of this transformation, a "turning of the heart" that awakens the soul's innermost love affair. Weaving together dreamwork; the teachings of his own Naqshbandi order; the archetypal psychology of C. G. Jung; and more than 1,100 years of Sufi wisdom, poetry, and teaching stories, Vaughan-Lee takes us into the wonder of this spiraling inward journey.

Is Jesus Christ God, or was he a human prophet? This evidence-based guide challenges Christian doctrines and presents Islam’s perspective on Jesus Christ (Isa PBUH) as a revered messenger of God, not divine. Through scriptural analysis, logical reasoning, and historical insights, this book explores the differences between Islam and Christianity, revealing Jesus’ true role in God’s message.

While Islamic theology differs from Christianity's, Muslims and Christians hold Jesus Christ in high esteem. He is a central figure in both religions, loved, admired, respected, and revered. Both Muslims and Christians believe in Jesus' virgin birth, ability to perform miracles and return at the end of time. However, both religions differ in Christ's nature and life occurrences. While Christians accept Jesus Christ as the divine Son of God, Muslims take him as a human and one of God's mighty noble Messengers sent to relay God's Message to his people, just as many past Prophets did.

This Podcast is for Muslims and truth seekers in Western countries. Our goal is to inspire all truth seekers to seek personal development through reading the Holy Qur'an and learning about Allah Almighty. www.thetruereality.com

Both a Clubhouse discussion and a YouTube video re-examine the Islamic story of the Prophet Yunis (Jonah), arguing that he is Noah's son who initially refused to board the Ark, later attempting to join unsuccessfully. The speakers base their unconventional interpretation on a linguistic analysis of Quranic verses, specifically focusing on the phrase "the laden ark," and rejecting traditional narratives as fabrications from Israelite sources. They highlight Yunis's subsequent repentance and eventual prophethood. The presentations offer a controversial reinterpretation of a well-known biblical ...

A true believer remains faithful to his Lord under all circumstances, and his faith is always visible in his righteous, good deeds. In order to fulfill the main requirement of a person's belief in Islam, one must totally surrender themselves to Allah. These two factors, having faith in Allah and performing good deeds, work together to make each other stronger and more valid. They both go together, with one's faith in Allah predicting the quality of the good deeds a person does, and the good deeds they do reflecting the nature of their faith in Allah.

It is customary, when referring to the life and work of a poet, to speak in academic terms. But with Jalal-ud-Din Rumi, this custom does not apply. His direct and indirect influence on both our spiritual lives and world literature over the past seven centuries has been immeasurable. Not only does his writing continue to set sales records, he is also remembered as the founder of Mevlevi Sufism—the whirling dervishes—whose followers in this century have numbered in the millions.

To fully experience the ecstatic poetry of the Middle and Near East, you must hear it as originally intended: stirred ablaze by inspired music and rhythms before a live audience. In I Want Burning, Coleman Barks fuses his passionate scholarship with a deep feeling for the poetry of Rumi, Hafiz (a 14th-century Sufi mystic, called "one of the jewels in the necklace of Persian poetry"), and Lalla (an exquisite Kashmiri female poet of the 14th century).

Armed agents arrested 18-year-old Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy in 2016 during a family vacation. His family is stunned. Before they knew it, young Abdulrahman was slapped with seven counts of terrorism related charges. He is now serving a 40-year sentence in the United States. But who is Abdulrahman? A motivated terrorist? A lonely and disturbed teenager? Join Steven Zhou and Sameha Omer to explore this human story behind post-9/11 counterterrorism. From the National Council of Canadian Muslims, this is Con(sealed)—a podcast, story, and mystery in five parts.