The 99 Names of Allah: Their Meanings from the Quran

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In this book we will discuss the 99 names of Allah, what they are, and how to use them to instill in yourself with the power of God. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In its presentation it is so accessible, gentle, and opening for the heart for both children and parents, and extended family, who might study these Names together, reflecting on the qualities they evoke. And I think this is a great one for my children – I’d love to see their list of what they have to be grateful for! And I love that in answering his questions he has tried to remain concise so that one may understand without being confused.

Beautifully protected in a gold foiled slipcase with perforated poster, back pocket and ribbons for bookmarking. Questa ricerca innovativa di un esperto studioso musulmano (délia Bibbia cristiana) mira ad aiutare i musulmani e i cristiani a comprendere la loro fede rispondendo a moite domande teologiche, amare verità, non dette e non rivelate, relative al cristianesimo, alla divinità di Gesü e alie Bibbie. Richly illustrated and accompanied by engaging reflections and activities, this book is offered as a guide to help us witness the Divine Majesty and Beauty. I expected to learn the deeper meanings of 99 of Allah's names, how we could use His names in our daily duas, how we could achieve the attributes as human beings, and as a result, to increase our love for Him.

With the illustrations, text and design, the subtlety and depth of the 99 Names is rendered in beautifully clear terms for children of all ages.

For instance, we will understand God's name, The Merciful, relative to the extent of mercy we have experienced in life - however, God's mercy is far beyond what we come to know. Born in 1058, Abū Ḥāmid Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Ghazālī ranked of the most prominent and influential Sunni jurists of his origin. Muslim theologian and philosopher Abu Hamid al-Ghazali of Persia worked to systematize Sufism, Islamic mysticism, and in The Incoherence of the Philosophers (1095) argued the incompatibility of thought of Plato and Aristotle with Islam. Even more importantly, to grow up with a sense of the universality of God, of the resonances we share with other spiritual wells, and of our interconnectedness with the universe on the grandest and the most atomic levels, roots a new generation in love and compassion. Like any spiritual tradition, mystical interpretations are often hinted at in the main body of religious texts, but other books are needed to decipher the inner mysteries of an established canon.Cleverly written, the feminine and masculine qualities come together to create a rebirth of these worlds. The way imam Al Ghazali talk about how we can aspire to take Allah's attributes (as a human, of course), is often by reminding us that it is impossible to achieve most of His attributes because we are human beings. He memorised the Quran and studied other books at the age of 14 at the hands of his grandfather and other prominent scholars. Although, his teachings are still orthodox, his views on the sublime and divine are much more refined than regular religious scholars.

It presents a well-balanced view of Islam through the Names of God as expressed through the Holy Quran and opened in meaning through accompanying words of the saints. Names of Allah in Arabic with English Transliteration and meaning – Convenient Take Along Pocket Size Book.It has been said that knowledge of Allah’s Beautiful Names is the greatest knowledge a human being can possess. A key lesson I took away from this was the limits in human comprehension of God - our understanding of God's names and attributes are limited to our understanding and experience of those names. Its deeper mysteries are hidden in the text, and voluminous works like the Hadith are used to tease them out.