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Khuda Wa Sifaat Jamal o Jalal
In this book ,the author describes the goodness of Almighty. There is a strong tendency among many scholars of Islam, and other observers and scholars, to treat the legacy of Islamic thought through the trite lens. Islam usually translates into a favoring of Muslims, lived in what today we would call the Middle East, and wrote primarily in Arabic. While the author focuses in this book is on the notions of love, human and Divine. It also focus in this book on the Islamic articulations of the Path of Love. The first aim of this path is to point out to the thirsty seeker that he, parched lips and dying of thirst, stands knee deep in a river to reach to Almighty who is greatest in all attributes and also most beautiful among all.
Published By:
Jaffar Subhani
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
159
Subjects:
Belief ('Aqeedah), Islamic Schools, God/Allah, Believe in Unseen, God and His Justice
Available Format:
(8.23)
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Description
In this book ,the author describes the goodness of Almighty. There is a strong tendency among many scholars of Islam, and other observers and scholars, to treat the legacy of Islamic thought through the trite lens. Islam usually translates into a favoring of Muslims, lived in what today we would call the Middle East, and wrote primarily in Arabic. While the author focuses in this book is on the notions of love, human and Divine. It also focus in this book on the Islamic articulations of the Path of Love. The first aim of this path is to point out to the thirsty seeker that he, parched lips and dying of thirst, stands knee deep in a river to reach to Almighty who is greatest in all attributes and also most beautiful among all.
