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The righteousness and the crisis of human thought

Thought=Desirability (Culture+Science),

Ahmad Khalifa Al Yousuf

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The righteousness and the crisis of human thought

2011-09-07 14:19:592011-09-07 14:19:59 Ahmad Khalifa Al Yousuf Ahmad Khalifa Al Yousuf
As far the thinking is the ability of a man to receive the knowledge and benefiting from it to achieve his targeted goals. the sureness in the believing means the abstraction of the individual from any worldly comforts to rise to a higher purpose, which is the sake of Allah the almighty, where there is poetic justice and then will be righteousness.




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2012-02-12 14:05:262012-02-12 14:05:26 Ahmad Khalifa Al Yousuf Ahmad Khalifa Al Yousuf

Allah the Most High said: “Believers, if any among you renounce the Faith, God will replace them by others who love Him and are loved by Him, who are humble towards the faithful and stern towards the unbelievers, zealous for God's cause and fearless of man's censure


 

 

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