Este libro, con sus sencillas pero profundas súplicas e historias, ambientadas en las circunstancias de nuestra existencia diaria, expresa la alegría y los desafíos de la vida. Al leer estas oraciones e historias, los niños aprenderán que los incidentes cotidianos y las actividades cotidianas son temas importantes para la oración y por qué deben estar agradecidos a Dios. Estas encantadoras historias y conmovedoras oraciones, animadas por impresionantes y coloridas ilustraciones, se convertirán en un maravilloso acompañamiento para los niños en su camino hacia la comprensión de la gloria y la bondad de Dios y los acercarán a su Creador.
Shaping the Souls for Eternal Paradise
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Paradise is the Ultimate destination of Man, the desire of which is deeply rooted in the hearts of all human beings.
God and the Universe
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God and the Universe
Shared Wisdom - Interfaith dialogue for a better World
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Inter-religious dialogue is essential for fostering peace and harmony in today's global pluralistic societies. Maulana Wahiduddin Khan reflected on his journey of inter-religious dialogue, guided by principles like tolerance, mutual respect and the willingness to learn from others. When participants in such dialogues openly share their perspectives and remain receptive to insights that emerge, it can bring people closer, enhance relations between communities and build mutual understanding. This process not only allows participants to share their beliefs but also to learn from one another, creating a platform to unite peace-loving individuals from diverse religious backgrounds in working for the global good.
The Issue of Blasphemy
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Protesting or demanding death penalty for blasphemy against the Prophet contradicts the core principles of Islam. Islam advocates responding to ideas with ideas, encouraging Muslims
Shatm-E-Rasool ka Masla (The Issue of Blasphemy)
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Protesting or demanding death penalty for blasphemy against the Prophet contradicts the core principles of Islam. Islam advocates responding to ideas with ideas, encouraging Muslims to either ignore blasphemous statements or respond in kind - for instance, by issuing a statement, or a book in response to a book. As the Quran states,'Let harm be requited by an equal harm. But whoever pardons and amends will find his reward with God' (42:40). The book clarifies that blasphemy should be a subject of intellectual discussions, not condemnation, protest or retaliation. In light of the Quran and tradition, it aims to address and correct misconceptions, particularly for those seeking deeper understanding.
