The Noble, Revered Prophet of Islam, Muhammad Between The Kharijite Terrorist Savages And The Existentialist Nihilist Hates By Abu Iyaad Amjad Bin Muhammad Rafiq
ISBN: 9781942844310
Author: Abu Iyaad Amjad Bin Muhammad Rafiq
Book Binding: Paperback
Pages 128
Size: 5.7 x 8.5 Inches
Description
About This Book:
"The Noble, Revered Prophet of Islam, Muhammad Between The Kharijite Terrorist Savages And The Existentialist Nihilist Hates" by Abu Iyaad Amjad is a provocative and convenient assessment of the life, character, and tradition of the Prophet Muhammad, Harmony Arrive, despite contemporary difficulties presented by fanatic belief systems and existentialist skepticism.
Abu Iyaad Amjad, a recognized Islamic researcher and mastermind, digs into the muddled scene of present-day thought and radicalism, giving savvy experiences into the Prophet's lessons' continuous importance and importance in exploring these issues. The creator, expanding on the Prophet Muhammad's immortal insight, conveys a grasping story that intends to overcome any barrier between fanaticism and skepticism through exhaustive review and significant comprehension of Islamic practice.
Key elements of "The Respectable, Loved Prophet of Islam, Muhammad" include:
Historical Context:
The book contextualizes present difficulties by following the starting points of extremist philosophies and agnosticism and offering light on their effect on society.
Prophet Muhammad's Life:
The creator gives an itemized outline of the Prophet Muhammad's life, underscoring his personality, lessons, and Islamic qualities.
Challenge to Extremism:
Abu Iyaad Amjad defies fanaticism and psychological oppression performed by gatherings like the Kharijites and proposes a counter-story in view of the Prophet's lessons of control, sympathy, and equity.
Nihilism and Existentialism:
This book dives into the philosophical premise of existential agnosticism and how it goes against laid-out strict convictions, offering an Islamic-based approach.
Spiritual Insights:
Readers are encouraged to think about the otherworldly and moral parts of the Prophet's life and lessons, laying out a more grounded bond with Islamic confidence.
