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Croyance et non-croyance en DIEU

Envisageons en premier lieu la non croyance dans l'existence de Dieu: s’il n’y a pas de Dieu et si le monde est apparu de lui-même, cela signifie qu’il est apparu par hasard. Si nous considérons la nature du « hasard » en soi, nous observons qu’il qualifie toujours un évènement qui n’a pas de  cause préconçue. Dans tous les cas, on ne peut l’associer à un évènement planifié. Encore une fois, s’il n’y a pas de planification d’un évènement, il ne peut y avoir de but, car tout ce qui a un but est planifié, que la planification soit consciente (c’est-à-dire, basée sur l’appréciation intellectuelle) ou seulement instinctive. Pour résumer le propos, si le monde est apparu par hasard, c’est un monde aveugle et dépourvu de loi.  En effet, le mot « hasard » lui-même, implique l’absence de loi.  Alors, si le monde est dénué de loi dans sa constitution inhérente et si tout ce qui en est né est aussi dans sa nature dénué de loi, cela implique que la formulation de toute loi par ...

Introduction à la méthodologie d'étude du Saint Coran et au sujet de la lutte armée en Islam

Je cherche refuge auprès de DIEU contre Satan le maudit. Au nom de DIEU, le Tout Miséricordieux, le Très Miséricordieux Dans la sourate 2 du Coran, DIEU dit qu'il a ordonné aux anges, après la création d'Adam, de se prosterner devant lui et qu'ils ont tous obéi, à l'exception d'Iblis. Si nous nous basons uniquement sur ce verset, nous arrivons à la conclusion logique qu'Iblis est un ange. Mais en poursuivant la récitation du Coran, nous apprenons que les Anges ne désobéissent jamais - ils n'ont pas de libre arbitre. Puis, en continuant à réciter le Coran, nous apprenons dans la sourate 18 qu'Iblis est un Djinn. C'est ainsi que DIEU enseigne la méthodologie d'étude du Saint Coran à travers sa récitation - qui comporte également une méthodologie de récitation du Coran lui-même. Le Coran n'est pas étudié par chapitre mais par sujet. Dans la sourate 56, DIEU jure par la position des étoiles dans le ciel. Pour être guidé par les étoiles, nous devo...

The noble and pure descendants of the beloved Prophet (ﷺ)

We live in an era where anyone who mentions the family of the Messenger of Allah (prayer and peace of Allah be upon him) is immediately and crudely equated with either a Shiite or a Sufi. This confusion stems from profound ignorance, and it is imperative that the community wake up and free itself from this myth. Indeed, loving the family of the Prophet (prayer and peace of Allah be upon him) is an obligation for everyone who believes in Allah as Lord and Islam as a religion. This love is neither optional nor a mere sign of sympathy. On the contrary, it is an integral part of faith and constitutes a sincere expression of your attachment to the Messenger of Allah (prayer and peace of Allah be upon him). He himself affirmed this in these words: "Love my family for the love of me." Affection for the family of the Prophet (prayer and peace of Allah be upon him) is not supererogatory, but constitutes a foundation of faith. In this regard, it is reported from Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri...

How the gardener separated the Sufi, the jurist and the descendants of 'Alî from each other

A gardener, looking into his orchard, saw three men appearing to be thieves: A jurist, a sharif and a Sufi; each of them a brazen, insolent and treacherous rascal. He said: "I have a hundred arguments against these people, but they are united, and a united company is a source of strength. 2170 "I cannot stand up to three people on my own, so I will first separate them from each other. "I will isolate each of them from the others, and when each is alone, I will beat him." He used a ruse and sent the Sufi away, in order to poison the minds of his friends against him. He said to the Sufi: "Go home and bring back a carpet for your companions." As soon as the Sufi had left, he said in secret to the two friends: "You are a jurist, and this one a famous sharif. "It is by your legal decision that we eat bread; it is by the wings of your knowledge that we fly. "And this other is our prince and ruler: he is a sayyid, he is from the House of Mustafâ. ...

Story of another Jewish king tried to destroy the religion of Jesus

After the irreparable carnage caused by the vizier's misfortunes,  740 Another king, from the lineage of this Jew, set out to destroy the people of Jesus.  If you want to know about this second outburst of violence, read the Qur'ân verse: "By the sky adorned with constellations" 14.  This second king put his foot down on the evil path inaugurated by the previous king. Whoever establishes an evil way, towards him, at any hour, goes the curse.  The righteous are gone, and their ways remain; but of the vile men remain only injustice and execration.  Until the Resurrection, the face of every congener of the wicked who comes into existence is turned towards this one (who belongs to his own species).  Vein by vein, this sweet and bitter water flows into the creatures, until the trumpet (of Resurrection) sounds.  For the righteous is the inheritance of sweet water. What is this inheritance? “We have given the Book as an inheritance to those of Our servants wh...

What is the knowledge that we must seek in order to go towards Allah? Do we necessarily need a master, a way ?

ANSWER (part 1): - "Allah testifies, and also the angels and the endowed with knowledge, that there is no divinity but He, The Sustainer of justice. There is no god but He, the Mighty, the Wise" (Sura 03 The Family of Imran, verse 18). - Among His servants, only the learned fear Allah" (Sura 35 The Creator, verse 28) - Fear Allah and Allah will teach you" (Sura 02 The Cow, verse 282) - And say: ‘My Lord, give me more and more knowledge’ (Sura 20 TaHa, verse 114) - Allah will place on high those of you who believe and those who have received knowledge" (Sura 58 The Discussion, verse 11) The Prophet (prayer and peace of Allah be upon him) said: ‘Whoever takes a path in which he seeks knowledge, Allah facilitates for him by that path his journey to Paradise’. (Muslim) The Prophet (prayer and peace of Allah be upon him) said: "Faith is : - knowledge with the heart - a word with the tongue - and a work carried out according to the prescribed laws". (Tabara...

Introduction to the methodology of studying the Holy Quran and the subject of armed struggle in Islam

I seek refuge in GOD from the accursed Satan. In the Name of GOD, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful GOD says in the Holy Quran Surah 2 that He ordered the Angels after the creation of Adam to prostrate themselves before him and that they all obeyed except Iblis. If we base ourselves only on this verse then we arrive at the logical conclusion that Iblis is an Angel. But when we continue the recitation of the Quran we learn that the Angels never disobey - they do not have free will. Then by continuing the recitation of the Quran we learn in Surah 18 that Iblis is a Djinn. This is how GOD teaches the methodology of studying the Holy Quran through His Recitation - which also has a methodology of recitation from the Quran itself. The Quran is not studied by chapter but by subject. In Surah 56 GOD swears by the position of the stars in the Sky. To be guided by the stars we must be able to connect them together otherwise it is certain perdition. The verses of the Holy Quran are identical. ...

Introduction to the Holy Land!

No. They are Khazars from the Caucasus with no connection to the Semitic Israelites who today are predominantly Muslim or Christian. The Khazars have unique genetic characteristics.  But the Holy Land and its heritage have absolutely nothing to do with ethnicity, and Jew is not an ethnicity but a belief that was born with the Israelites at the time of the Messiah Jesus, son of the Holy Virgin Mary. These Israelites who rejected him as the Messiah and attempted to kill him by crucifixion became the Jews. Those who accepted him and wept when they saw him on the Cross became the Christians. These first Jewish Israelites converted other peoples: Arabs, Africans, Berbers, and Khazars/Europeans. The latter represent the vast majority of Jews in the world today.  Jews were forbidden to return to the Holy Land to claim it as their own but were not forbidden to live there - they lived there from the Islamic conquest in the 7th century until the British conquest in the 20th century....

Never look at a soul with contempt

Know, my brother, my sister... In every creature that Allah has created, there is a value, a secret, a light, which only hearts filled with love and mercy perceive. This is not seen with the eyes of the body. It is seen with the gaze of the heart, when it is purified of pride and contempt.  He who loves for the sake of Allah, and looks at people with compassion and hope, will be guided to treasures hidden in the simplest of appearances. And he who judges according to apparent fault, without mercy or patience, risks missing those whom Allah loves in secret. ------------ Listen to this story reported in the authentic collections. This prophetic education that many have forgotten... Meditate... and let it enlighten your heart. There was, at the time of the Prophet Muhammad (sallAllahu ‘alayhi wa sallam), a man named ‘Abdallah, known for his sincere affection towards Allah and His Messenger. He loved the Prophet so much that he used to offer him delicious foods: honey, butter, or other...

‘The Charter of Privileges to Christians’

"This is a message from Muhammad ibn Abdullah, as a covenant to those who adopt Christianity, near and far, we are with them.  Verily I, the servants, the helpers, and my followers defend them, because Christians are my citizens; and by Allah! I hold out against anything that displeases them. No compulsion is to be on them. Neither are their judges to be removed from their jobs nor their monks from their monasteries. No one is to destroy a house of their religion, to damage it, or to carry anything from it to the Muslims’ houses. Should anyone take any of these, he would spoil God’s covenant and disobey His Prophet.  Verily, they are my allies and have my secure charter against all that they hate. No one is to force them to travel or to oblige them to fight. The Muslims are to fight for them.  If a female Christian is married to a Muslim, it is not to take place without her approval. She is not to be prevented from visiting her church to pray. Their churches are to be res...