An Introduction to Islamic Faith and Thought
How to Live As a Muslim
Paramus Publishing · Print & ebook · February 16, 2013
This book, part of the How to Live as a Muslim series, makes an effort to peel away the layers of what we think we know about Islam to reveal what Islam says about itself, and to explain the pillars of the Islamic faith.
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- Who it’s for
- Ali Unal explains Islamic faith through its worldview, guidance, Resurrection, Afterlife, and Divine Destiny.
- Themes
- Islamic faith and worldview, Resurrection and afterlife, Divine destiny
- Genres
- Islamic Theology, The Koran & Commentary, Islam - General
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This book, part of the How to Live as a Muslim series, makes an effort to peel away the layers of what we think we know about Islam to reveal what Islam says about itself, and to explain the pillars of the Islamic faith. It discusses Islam's worldview, how we fit into it, what God expects of us. It explains why the Prophets were sent to guide mankind to the truth, why the Qur'an is the best guide for this journey, and how and why God equipped us to make this journey.
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Also examined in detail are the Resurrection, and the Afterlife, Divine Destiny, eschatology and the invisible realm of existence. ,
Islamic Faith and Guidance
Ali Unal explains Islamic faith through its worldview, guidance, Resurrection, Afterlife, and Divine Destiny.
Come here for
- Islam’s worldview and the pillars of faith
- The Qur’an’s role as a guide
Expect
- Discussion of why the Prophets were sent
- Examination of eschatology and the invisible realm
Where it sits
| Islamic Theology | 88% |
|---|---|
| The Koran & Commentary | 40% |
| Islam - General | 37% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Islam - General
- Islamic Theology
- Authors
- Ali Unal
- Publisher
- Paramus Publishing
- Published
- February 16, 2013
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Islamic faith and worldview · Resurrection and afterlife · Divine destiny
- Reading lane
- Islam - General