ISBN: 9781870582803
Author: Muhammad Abdur-Rahman Iwad
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 160
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2005
Description
About This Book:
Muhammad Abdur-Rahman Iwad's "Ad Dunya: The Believers" is a provocative examination of the contradicting impression of common presence for adherents and skeptics inside an Islamic setting. Iwad, a learned Islamic researcher, digs into the otherworldly, moral, and moral elements of life on Earth in this keen work, looking at how devotees view the transient idea of this world as a proving ground and impermanent house, while doubters might see it as a heaven without more profound importance.
The Believers' View on the Worldly Life
Iwad dismantles the devotees' perspective on the Dunya (common presence), underlining its brevity and the acknowledgment that it fills in as a proving ground for people. The book digs into the Quranic lessons and Prophetic practices that urge devotees to consider this life to be a brief outing to the Great beyond, developing persistence, gratefulness, and perseverance even with misfortune.
Striking a Balance in a Complex World
"Promotion Dunya: The Devotees' Jail, The Doubters' Heaven" tries to assist perusers with finding some kind of harmony between the material and otherworldly sides of life. Iwad gives pragmatic counsel on how devotees can arrange the world's challenges, perceiving its gifts while standing firm in their religion and moral standards.
Personal Development and Spiritual Reflection
The book advances otherworldly reflection and self-improvement by empowering perusers to think about the idea of their reality and the motivation behind life. Iwad's work can be utilized as an aide for any individual who needs to coordinate their contemplations with Islamic lessons, supporting an all-encompassing way to deal with life that incorporates both profound and material components.
