This Is Our Islamic Creed (Questions & Answers) By Isam Ahmad Al Makki

This Is Our Islamic Creed (Questions & Answers) By Isam Ahmad Al Makki

ISBN: 9782874540004
Author: Isam Ahmad Al Makki
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 71
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication 2013
Description
About This Book:

Isam Ahmad Al Makki's book "This Is Our Islamic Creed (Questions & Answers)" is a compact and canny read that furnishes perusers with a justifiable and open assessment of the center standards and thoughts of the Islamic statement of faith. Its straightforward Q & style makes it an important asset for anybody hoping to look further into Islamic philosophy.

Accessible Format:

Introduced in a responsive style, the book is not difficult to utilize and comprehend for perusers with differing foundations and levels of involvement in Islamic philosophy.

Essential Islamic Beliefs:

Isam Ahmad Al Makki talks about major Islamic convictions like prophethood, the unity of God (Tawhid), the meaning of heavenly disclosure, and confidence in the Day of Judgment.

Scholarly Authority:

The creator, a knowledgeable Islamic researcher, ensures the accuracy and reliability of the information introduced by counseling respectable sources and customary Islamic writing.

Clarity and Brevity:

The book's consolidated organization ensures that troublesome religious thoughts are conveyed in a justifiable manner, simplifying it to peruse.

Practical Relevance:

Albeit the book essentially resolves doctrinal issues, it likewise features how these thoughts apply to Muslims in their day-to-day routines and the huge impact that belief has on moral way of behaving and otherworldliness.

Cultural Sensitivity:

The material is suitable for a wide perusing since it thinks about the inconspicuous social and phonetic contrasts across different Muslim people groups.

Universal Applicability:

Albeit the book is principally centered around Islamic religious philosophy, the fundamentals of the belief it investigates are appropriate to all people and give keen viewpoints on trust and otherworldliness.