Heroes of Islam / by Prof. Muhammad Esmaʹil Sieny.
Material type: TextPublication details: Lahore ; Darussalam, 2000Description: 324 p. ; 23 cmISBN: 9960897257 (hbk)Subject(s): Muslims -- BiographyDDC classification: 297.092 Summary: Muslims have no need to look for fictitious or mythical heroes, because their history is abundant with heroes of real flesh and blood, whose acts were heroic because of their faith, and a consequence of their attitude to life and the world. All the heroes of Islam share two very special traits: full conviction and dedication to their pristine faith and constant attempt to seek the Pleasure of their Creator, Allah, alone, regardless of the circumstances and times they live in. A Muslim hero, be he a military genius, a scholar-teacher, or a devout common person, knows that the transient life in this world is a means to eternal life in the Hereafter and that ephemeral pains and pleasures are nothing compared to the everlasting pains and pleasures of Hell and Heaven. To this hero, the key to the whole thing is Divine Pleasure. Through it alone can a person enjoy peace and tranquility in this world and attain real happiness in life Hereafter.Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Muslims have no need to look for fictitious or mythical heroes, because their history is abundant with heroes of real flesh and blood, whose acts were heroic because of their faith, and a consequence of their attitude to life and the world. All the heroes of Islam share two very special traits: full conviction and dedication to their pristine faith and constant attempt to seek the Pleasure of their Creator, Allah, alone, regardless of the circumstances and times they live in. A Muslim hero, be he a military genius, a scholar-teacher, or a devout common person, knows that the transient life in this world is a means to eternal life in the Hereafter and that ephemeral pains and pleasures are nothing compared to the everlasting pains and pleasures of Hell and Heaven. To this hero, the key to the whole thing is Divine Pleasure. Through it alone can a person enjoy peace and tranquility in this world and attain real happiness in life Hereafter.
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