The vices of the soul which are born of the passions, in particular, draw their source from the attraction that life here below exerts on the soul. These passions might very well have been inconsequential if they had not been stirred up by the Evil Demon, the very one who swore to mislead Adam's offspring. Lyess Chacal, relying, to do this, on the thought of Abu...

The vices of the soul are legion and yet, their knowledge is essential for who wants to gain eternal happiness and not expose himself to a painful punishment. This is in essence what Abu Hamid al Gazali considers who wrote, among other things, his no less famous lhya' 'ulum al din (Revivification of the sciences of religion) and in which al Gazali devoted an...

After pride (kibr), ostentation (riya') was another of the vices of the soul condemned by Islam. It occupies a unique place there in the sense that devotion imbued with hypocrisy excludes from the circle of believers anyone who devotes himself to it. This is at least the judgment of Abú Hamid al Gazali (1058-1111) famous thinker and theologian who wrote, among...

If, pride is the most known vice and the most condemned by the different monotheistic religious Traditions, it is also the most widespread vice. The Islamic Tradition is rich in writings of all kinds on this subject and the author has chosen here to focus more particularly on the thought of Abu Hamid al Gazali who wrote, among other things, his no less famous...

The state of our heart. This is the major concern that must challenge every believer. This is tazkiyya: purification, which is above all a journey, progression... a daily effort. It's the business of a lifetime.

This is the description of the Paradise which has been promised to the pious: ...there shall be rivers of never foul-smelling water, and rivers of unfading milk, and rivers of wine sweet to drink, as well as rivers of purified honey… Imagine...

Pack Encyclopedia of Muslim Law vol 1 and 2: This pack brings together the answers to the questions that all Muslims ask themselves on the practical aspects of daily, religious and family life. But also the answers to the reader's legal questions in the practical aspects.

The Messenger of Allah said: “He who perseveres in the practice of prayer, it will be a light to him, a proof in his favor and deliverance on the Day of Judgment; as for the one who abandons it, it will be neither light, nor proof nor deliverance, and he will be gathered with Pharaoh, Qâroûn, Hâmân and Ubay Ibn Khalaf. (Reported by Ahmad and At-Tabrânî)

This work, intended for Muslims already initiated in the field of Islamic law or in search of Islamic knowledge, will most certainly answer the legal questions of its reader in the practical aspects of daily, religious and family life.

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40 PRACTICAL TIPS FOR A HAPPY AND LASTING MARRIAGE This is a small condensed work which is made available to future Muslim couples. It is titled "Forty Practical Tips for a Happy and Lasting Marriage" .

Ousoul al fiqh, commonly translated into French by the foundations of law. Dr. Hassan Amdouni offers law specialists and students a complete and methodical work on this science. the principles of law schools in the development of their secondary rules (al fouroû') from the ousoûs of their school.