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"A¿k imi¿ her ne meyve varsa ¿u kainat bä¿nda,Her dem bäka bir alemin bäka bir dal¿nda,Yarat¿r m¿ hiç ¿u Alemi lüzumsuz bö yere,Her nereye baksan gösterir sana bir mucize."Hz. Mevlana ve ¿ems-i Tebrizi'nin tan¿¿mas¿n¿n s¿rlar¿n¿ arät¿ran üç arkadä¿n 1200'lü y¿llara ¿ems'in pe¿ine dü¿erek ilahi äk¿n anlam¿n¿ arät¿rmalar¿ ve dinlerin tarihi kökenlerine uzanarak ulät¿klar¿ sembolik kavramlar¿ canl¿ bir biçimde anlat¿yor. Bu uzun mistik yolculukta her varl¿k kendi varl¿¿¿na bir delil olüturmakta ve varl¿klar evreninin toplam¿ yarat¿c¿y¿ göstermektedir. Bu yolculuk esnas¿nda evrendeki en küçük yap¿tä¿ndan en büyü¿üne kadar felsefi bir incelemeyle hareket eden eser, yarat¿c¿n¿n varl¿¿¿n¿ tek tek ispatlayarak ilerliyor. A¿k-¿ Mesnevi, içerisinde yer alan 40 adet yolculukla beraber insan¿ evrenle bir bütün halinde bir iç yolculüa ç¿kartarak ruhlar ve evrenler aleminin gizemlerini sunuyor.A¿k-¿ Mesnevî isimli bu eserimiz, parça parça iç içe geçmi¿ halkalar halinde, aynen Mevlana'n¿n di¿er k¿ymetli eseri -Fihi Ma Fih-Ne Varsa ¿çindedir- gibi varl¿k alemine ait bir k¿s¿m varl¿klar¿n, Kainat¿ mü¿ahede etmesini ve yarat¿l¿¿ delillerinin kendi lisanlar¿yla konüturulmas¿n¿ anlatan 40 adet hikayeden olüur. Bu uzun mistik yolculukta her varl¿k kendi varl¿¿¿na bir delil olüturmakta ve varl¿klar evreninin toplam¿ yarat¿c¿y¿ göstermektedir. Bu yolculuk esnas¿nda evrendeki en küçük yap¿tä¿ndan en büyü¿üne döru felsefi bir incelemeyle ve s¿ralamayla hareket eden eser, yarat¿c¿n¿n varl¿¿¿n¿ tek tek ispatlayarak ilerliyor. Kainattaki her bir varl¿k, kendi varl¿¿¿na bir delil oldüu gibi, ondan çok daha önemli olan yarat¿c¿s¿n¿ da gösterdi¿i ve ilan etti¿i gibi; kainatta gerçekle¿en pek çok hikmetli tabiat harikas¿ varl¿k da, yine onu gösterir.¿¿te bu önemli eserimizde, varl¿klar¿n bu yönünü ele alarak kainatta var olan en büyük cisimlerden en küçü¿üne döru giden bir s¿ralamada örnek olarak seçti¿imiz baz¿ varl¿klara ili¿kin yarat¿l¿¿ delillerini hikaye tarz¿nda aktararak anlatacä¿z. Eserin metodolojisi ve dokusu, en küçük ve en büyü¿ü bir çember üzerinde birle¿tiren bir yarat¿l¿¿ silsilesi içerisinde devam eden bir yolculuktan ibarettir. Bu yolculüumuza, kainattaki en büyük cisimle ve onun hikayesiyle bälayarak, en küçü¿ün hikayesini anlatarak bitirece¿iz ve sonunda görece¿iz ki, kainat bir bütün olarak en küçük yap¿tä¿ndan en büyü¿üne kadar mükemmel bir yarat¿l¿¿ silsilesi içerir ve her varl¿k kendi lisan-¿ haliyle yarat¿c¿s¿na i¿aret eder ve onun varl¿¿¿n¿ bildirir. Dolay¿s¿yla, kainattaki en büyük ve en küçük aras¿nda, yarat¿l¿¿taki zorluk bak¿m¿ndan bir fark olmay¿p, en küçük en büyü¿ün küçültülmü¿ bir sureti hükmündedir.Bu yolculüumuz s¿ras¿nda, atomlardan y¿ld¿zlara; sineklerden insanlara kadar kademe kademe s¿ralanan bu yarat¿l¿¿ silsilesi içerisinde birbirine bälant¿l¿ bir silsile-i nuraniye oldüu mü¿ahede edilecektir. Ayn¿ zamanda, kendi içerimizde de gerçekle¿en bu yolculüun son k¿s¿mlar¿nda ¿öyle bir tablo ile kar¿¿lä¿r¿z ki, yarat¿l¿¿¿n en ince noktalar¿nda küçük ile büyük; zerre ile kürre bir olmaktad¿r ve kendi nefsimiz bu ikisinin aras¿nda bulunan nihayetsiz dereceler aras¿nda yükselip alçalabilmektedir.A¿k-¿ Mesnevi'yi äk ve gizemi tevhid ve dinlerin birli¿i ekseninde birle¿tiren bir modern zaman Mevlana ve Mesnevi felsefesi yolculüu olarak da ele alabiliriz. Birçok gizem ve çözümünü beraber s

The Sacred Books of the East, a 50-volume series, encompasses the seven non-Christian religions of Asia: Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism, and Islam. Translated into English by authorities in their respective fields, these sacred texts have been edited by F. Max Muller and have profoundly influenced civilization.The Qur'an, Part 1 (1880) translated by E. H. Palmer, is Volume VI of The Sacred Books of the East, a series available from Cosimo Classics. This book, in two parts, focuses on IslamAnd consists of chapters I through XVI of The Qur'an. Muslims believe this foundational Arabic text was revealed to the prophet Muhammad by God, and is a valuable addition to the personal library of those interested in Islam.

The Sacred Books of the East, a 50-volume series, encompasses the seven non-Christian religions of Asia: Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism, and Islam. Translated into English by authorities in their respective fields, these sacred texts have been edited by F. Max Muller and have profoundly influenced civilization.The Qur'an, Part 2 (1880) translated by E. H. Palmer, is Volume IX of The Sacred Books of the East, a series available from Cosimo Classics. This book, in two parts, focuses on Islamand contains chapters XVII through CXIV of The Qur'an. Considered a foundation of Arabic literature, this is a crucial text for those who want to deepen their understanding of this ancient faith.

First I must give praise and thanks to Allah for without his guidance I would be lost. Second, I give praise and respect to the planter of my physical being, my father Nassardin Abdullah and to the womb that bore me, my mother Sayeeda Abdullah and also to her mother that bore her Doris Garrett, my grandmother who has been there for us since the beginning of my knowledge of her. I give thanks to Allah for my wife Tanya and my sons Kareem Ali, Raheem Hameed, Tariq Jalil and also my stepdaughter Natisha Reid who I pray for each time I prostrate myself to Allah. I pray, "O Allah guide and protect my family for you are the best to guide and protect, and lead them to yourself and make me a good example for them. May the peace and blessing of Allah be with all my brothers and sisters on this day until the hereafter. Sura 6 Ayat 32 says: What is the life of this world but play and amusement? But best is the home in the hereafter, for those who are righteous. Will ye not then understand? My purpose for writing this book is to help those searching for their purpose and reason for existence in this life on this earth. By The use of the holy Qur'an I pray to Allah that this will be achieved. Here is a verse of this great book. Sura 3 Ayat 7 says: He it is who has sent down to thee the book: in it are verses Basic or fundamental (of established meaning); They are the foundation of the book: others are allegorical. But those in whose hearts is perversity follow the part Thereof that is allegorical, seeking discord, and searching For its hidden meanings, but no one knows its hidden Meanings except Allah. And those who are firmly grounded In knowledge say: "we believe in the book; the whole of it Is from our lord: "and none will grasp the message except Men of understanding. My plan is this, to bring the basic message in the Qur'an to the surface of this book without most of the allegorical parts so that the seeker can grasp the message of Allah easier but also develop a hunger for the knowledge in the great book of enlightenment. The seeker of Allah's message when reading this book should also have the Qur'an with them to verify that I am correct, for I am just a man and Allah knows best. May the peace and blessing of Allah be with you.

This handbook provides a comprehensive overview of Islamic ethical issues within a wide spectrum of philosophy of science topics, examining the development of the model of moral inclusiveness in economics, science and society from ontological, epistemological and analytical perspectives. This paradigm takes the view that ethics is systemically endogenous, and can be studied by the most rigorous scientific analysis pertaining to diverse issues and problems of ethicality in socio-scientific inquiry. This handbook takes a sweeping transdisciplinary approach that is deeply phenomenological, to the nature and logic of scientific inquiry of, and in, the Qur¿an. Such an approach invokes the episteme of the unity of knowledge in the socio-scientific systemic sense. The volumes' respective sections focus on the nature, logic, and role that ethics plays in formulating new vistas of alternative epistemic futures in Islamic economics, finance, and the social sciences. The ideas presented are situated within the broader context of the post-modernist, post-pandemic, and the post-Covid-19 epoch, while being aimed at conceptualising a distinctive new outlook of transdisciplinary intellection in Islamic philosophy. The content is rigorously conceptual, qualitative, quantitative, and applied. Covering a diversity of subject areas from philosophy of science, to economics and in socio-scientific context within the realm of Islamic philosophy, this forms a key text for scholars in these respective arenas, led by pioneering scholarship in Islamic studies.

The Holy Quran, translated by Abdullah Yusuf Ali, is a widely popular edition renowned for its high-quality English translation. This sacred book of Islam is believed to be the word of God, revealed to Prophet Muhammad over a period of 23 years through the angel Gabriel. While it was initially committed to memory by his companions, literate believers made written copies during the Prophet's lifetime.The first full compilation of the Quran was done by the first Caliph Abu Bakar, and later recompiled in the original dialect by the third Caliph Uthman. Muslims believe that the truth of the Quran is fully revealed only in classical Arabic. However, with the growing influence of Islam in the modern world, translations play an important role in introducing and explaining the religion to a wider audience.This particular translation by Abdullah Yusuf Ali is considered the most faithful rendering of the Quran in English.

Shaykh 'Abdullah Siraj al-Din's Recitation of the Glorious Qur'anbrings together both conceptual and practical knowledge related to Allah's Book. The reader will be equipped with both a stronger understanding of the realities of Allah's Book, as well as a detailed set of actionable steps and best practices to develop a stronger and more beneficial relationship with the Final Revelation.This text begins with a discussion of the virtues and unique characteristics of the Qur'an, then some of the benefits of both recitation and memorization. It then covers manners and etiquette related to recitation as well as the completion of a khatm. The practices of the Companions ¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿ and righteous scholars with respect to the Qur'an are referenced throughout, both in a dedicated section of the text well as in hundreds of documented narrations mentioned throughout the work. The text also mentions specific virtues and benefits of reciting particular Surahs, and concludes by discussing issues related to respect for the physical text of the Qur'an, the mushaf.This edition includes Arabic text with full vowels, as well as English translation on facing pages. Citations for verses of the Qur'an and Hadith narrations are given in footnotes.Author: Shaykh 'Abdullah Siraj al-Din al-HusayniArabic Editor: Shaykh Abd al-Rahman Sha'arTranslator: Javed IqbalLanguages: Arabic & English (bilingual)Binding: PaperbackLength: 402 pagesColour: Black & whiteCategories: Islam, Qur'anPublisher: Imam Ghazali PublishingAbout the author: Shaykh 'Abdullah Siraj al-Din was born in the lands of modern-day Syria just prior to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. He studied under the great scholars of the era and, through the mid to late 20th century, served as a teacher and mentor to an entire generation of 'ulema. A rare master of the sciences of both the Qur'an and Hadith, he was known to have memorized over 100,000 Hadith narrations.

The Endless Banquet is a reading guide to help the average person understand the broader meanings of the Qur'an. This book explains each Surah by grouping its ayat together according to shared themes, to help you study its fundamental meanings and their connections with one another.The Endless Banquet will help you discover: The benefits of the Qur'an's repetition of certain phrases, & stories, albeit with different variations & detailsThe wisdom of ayat shift from discussions of law to stories, to theological arguments, to descriptions of heaven and hellConnections between each SurahThe wisdom & significance in the order of the SurahsHow each Juz is divided upon overarching themesThe context in which certain ayat were revealed & why these verses are still relevant todayThe Endless Banquet is designed to help you develop a deeper appreciation for the Qur'an - especially the parts which most people don't ordinarily read. This will increase your sense of wonder and awe at the Qur'an, so that you may seek to learn more, and be inspired to ask new questions about Allah's final revelation. As you become more familiar with its subtleties, your personal relationship with the Qur'an will naturally grow stronger, if Allah wills.Each chapter of The Endless Banquet covers one Juz. Written in easy-to-understand language, this book aims to inspire a new generation of readers of the Qur'an, among Muslims who are comfortable reading and speaking English.The Endless Banquet was written in the hope that the Qur'an may open the hearts of all who read it, and to help you become inspired by its meanings, its relevance to the present day, and its connections to the human condition and to your own life. The Endless Banquet will help you to rekindle your love for the Qur'an, if Allah wills.

Many new muslins get confused trying to understand the Quran, especially the western Muslim therefore as a western Muslim I've compiled this study to assist in understanding the 30 Juz of Quran.

Sumaya war eine Frau, die häufig vergessen wird. Nicht viel ist über sie bekannt. Zu früh musste sie sterben. Zu früh hatte sie angeeckt. Deshalb ist wenig bis kaum Historisches über sie überliefert. Umso inspirierender ist es, was wir über sie wissen. Beispielsweise ist da der Fakt, dass sie nicht nur die erste Frau, sondern die erste Person überhaupt war, die getötet wurde, weil sie sich Muhammads Botschaft anschloss. Die Frage ist aber: Warum gerade sie? Warum gerade eine Frau? In Überlieferungen lesen wir, dass Sumaya zu den sieben ersten Personen zählte, die sich in Mekka öffentlich zur Sendung Muhammads bekannten. Unter diesen Sieben war sie die einzige Frau. Das ist ein bedeutsamer Punkt. Sumaya hat also unweigerlich eine besondere Stellung unter den ersten Gefährten des Propheten Muhammad. Zuvor eine hilflose Sklavin, avancierte sie zu einem Vorbild für alle Menschen. Doch über sie und über die Perspektive einer Frau auf die Sendung Muhammads, wird, meiner Ansicht nach, immer noch zu wenig gesprochen. Mit diesem Werk möchte ich das ändern.

Tafsir Ibn Kathir is the most famous and renowned explanation of the Quran all over the world. It contains the best explanation of hadiths (narratives), history and scholarly commentaries of the Quran. Muslims consider it the best source based on the Quran and Sunnah. The Tafsir of Ibn Kathir is one of the most comprehensive and complete interpretations of the Noble Quran. It contains the authentic sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Muslims around the world use it as a reliable source of tafsir of the Qur'an and Sunnah. This is a must have resource for all libraries or personal collections of English Islamic books. Tafsir As-Sa'di is a straightforward, simple, easy to read and to understand the explanation of the meaning of Qur'anic verses and statements. In addition to the simplicity of Ibn Sa'di's writing, it is also beautiful and eloquent. Consequently, for those newly acquainted with the explanation of the Quran, and those new to Islam, this Tafsir provides an uncomplicated, deep and insightful comprehension into the meaning and explanation of the Qur'an.

It might surprise some to know that two religions, Christianity and Judaism, of the three so-called Abrahamic religions do not have anything in common with one of the three, Islam; for after all, except for the fact that they all come from the same geographical region, the Middle East. The reason for such an assumption, for example, the worshiping of "one true" holy God, is that because of Islam's claim and its belief in a unitarian concept of the divine deity that might be the object of its belief and, therefore, its purported worship of that same God, which both Judaism and Christianity aspire to worship. The worship of this one God, Islam only professes to believe and desperately pretends to worship Him. In reality, it actually worships a different god who it calls "Allah". Therefore, these two other religions have nothing in common with Islam, even if, or as, they share a common geographical region, the Middle East. Islam's level of morality and its hatred for all non-Muslims further separates, no, disqualifies it from the other two religions that are actually couched in the love of God, the Lord Almighty. Furthermore, there is only a conjecture, only a veneer that attends to such a professed claim, which attempts invain to link Islam to Abraham, yet without any scintilla of an evidence that shows how links Arabs, including Mohammad its claimed "prophet", as having descended from Abraham. Such a claim, therefore, and that is to say "if", meaning that if one exist, makes it moot, based on the fact that such supposed "one" evidence does exist, since one evidence is not even a far cry sufficient, much less overwhelming! Furthermore, another claim of Abraham and all Biblical prophets were Muslims is so very baseless and, without any substantiated evidential fact or facts, and hence, it neither has a foundation in neither reality or in the Biblical Scriptures' Therefore, again, one is forced to surmise that it must have emanated from the suspicion-filled and the hallucinatory mind of Mohammad, the self-proclaimed, yet a "miracleless-prophet" of Islam. Lastly, but just as equally very important, is the fact that there is no evidence, either from the Judaeo-Christian Scriptures, nor even from the Islamic qurans and all others many so-called "Islamic scriptures," which might point and lead anyone to assume any similarity among these faiths or religions. The best conclusion that anyone can make about this untenable situation is that Islam is aberrant a religion from the Judaeo-Christian perspective, based on its claimed affiliation to the other two "real" Abrahamic religions that were started by the "real" descendants of Abraham from the Middle-Eastern religions. Therefore, Islam has zero supporting evidence for its claim to be Abrahamic!

The Lord of all creation loves those who ask, and He promised them that He would answer their du'a, and that He would make their hopes come true, and that He would give them what they ask for (fulfill their request); as long as they fulfill the statutory conditions when making their du'a and any preventative factors are removed. The text from the Book of Allaah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) shows that the supplication described as not being rejected has criteria. In fact, many texts in the Book of Allaah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) show that the accepted du'a has rules that are necessary for the one making the du'a to be diligent in following them when making his du'a. Likewise, there are preventive factors that he must take care of so that his du'a is not rejected. Its explanations have come in the Book of Allaah and the Sunnah of His Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). The scholars have called them: the conditions and etiquettes of supplicating. And they are extremely important. It is befitting for the one supplicating while supplicating to be intent on carrying out the etiquettes of supplicating so that his supplication is answered. And to be aware of the affairs that prevent it from being accepted so his supplication won't be rejected.

Knowing the causes of revelation can aid us in developing a sound understanding of the Quraan. Knowledge of the causes of revelation as it descended is a must for the person desiring knowledge of the Quraan. Neglect in understanding the causes of revelation as it descended leads a person to misread the intent of the verses of the Quraan. This book written by the great scholar Imam As-Suyuti (Allaah have mercy on him) explains the authentic reasons for revelation of some of the verse of the Quraan. It is an excellent book to read for both the Common Muslim as well as a Student of Knowledge. It is written in a simple language with many pearls of wisdom.