The Well Traveled Quran A Celebration of the Endurance of Kalam Allah By Luqman Nagy
ISBN: 9786035000314
Author: Luqman Nagy
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 96
Size: 8.3 x 11.7 inches
Description
About This Book:
"Ad Dunya: The Believers' Prison, The Disbelievers' Paradise" by Muhammad Abdur-Rahman Iwad is a thorough analysis of the conflicting perspectives that believers and disbelievers hold in the framework of Islamic teachings regarding the fleeting nature of worldly life. In this illuminating study, Iwad, a famous Islamic scholar, looks into the spiritual, moral, and ethical components of human existence, offering light on how individuals view and manage the intricacies of life on Earth based on their religion or lack thereof.
The Spiritual Journey of Believers
Iwad walks readers through the believers' view of the dunya, emphasizing its fleeting character as a temporary habitation. The book discusses the spiritual path of believers who consider life as a test, acknowledging the impermanence of worldly pleasures and focusing on the eternal rewards of the Hereafter, using Quranic passages and Hadiths. According to Iwad, believers face life's adversities with faith, resilience, and a deep sense of divine purpose.
The Disbelievers' Mentality
The analysis of the disbelievers' vision of the world as a paradise is central to the book. Iwad goes into the dangers of emphasizing monetary gain over spiritual values, examining how a faithless worldview can lead to a detachment from ethical issues and a greater purpose in life. The book delves into the ramifications of a paradigm that is primarily concerned with worldly pleasures.
Navigating the Complexities of Dunya with Faith
"Ad Dunya: The Believers' Prison, The Disbelievers' Paradise" offers as a guide for believers wanting to negotiate the challenges of the dunya with faith and purpose. Iwad provides practical advice on how to strike a balance between worldly responsibilities and spiritual growth, creating a holistic approach to life that is consistent with Islamic values.
