اطلع على مكتبتنا الكاملة من الكتب حول الفهم الروحي ودراسات القرآن والفلسفة الإسلامية. جميع الكتب متاحة للتحميل المجاني.
Disclaimer: {type} المذكورة أدناه تمثل آراء المؤلفين ويتم مشاركتها لـ "محتواها المثير للتفكير". نأمل أن تستمتعوا بها وتواصلوا نقل المعرفة.
by Sayed AbdulWadud
Here in my present work I have explained the vicious conspiracies of varied types and origin hatched from time to time against the holy Quran. Such conspiracies not only transformed the vigorous activity generated by the Quranic teachings into passivity; it rather changed the entire outlook on the life of Muslims.
by Bernard Leeman
This book is designed to introduce college-level students to Old Testament history and to show that in western Arabia and in the Horn of Africa evidence relating to the Queen of Sheba indicates that the Promised Land was more likely in western Arabia, not in Palestine.
by Edip Yuksel
This book contains a debate between Mr. Edip Yuksel, a proponent of the Quran's numerical structure based on the number 19, and its detractor and skeptic "par-excellence" Mr. Daniel (Abdulrahman) Lomax. The actual polemic took place on an Internet computer bulletin board, where Mr. Lomax has for the past several years posted his refutations of the Quran's mathematical structure.
by The Monotheist Group
This work represents a translation of the divine words as revealed by the Almighty over 1,400 years ago and in no way is the translation itself divine or perfect. Any shortcomings are purely due to human error and the reader is always advised to independently verify what he/she reads.
by The Monotheist Group
A revolutionary work that attempts to recreate a fully functioning Islamic "state" based on the verses and the guidelines of the Quran. Not since the time of the Prophet has such a state been allowed to exist, yet The Natural Republic pushes all established norms and attempts to bring back the state of God Alone to the world.
by Dr. Muhammad Shahrur
Both mass education and mass communications, particularly the proliferation of media and the means by which people communicate, have profoundly influenced how people think about religious and political authority throughout the Muslim world.