Etymologically, the term “Islâm” means not only voluntary resignation (to the will of God) but also “Salâm”, that is to say “Peace”. No religion urges the believer so much towards the search for knowledge and the use of reason as Islâm. An eighth of the Koran is devoted to it...

Beyond the approach and the common educational framework, this book gives the paths that allow parents to adapt the approach, to remain flexible and open while respecting Islamic principles and ethics. A reflection and practical exercises perfectly adapted to life in the West and which will...

Valuable extract from rules relating to the objectives of the Law of Islam (Sharia), highlighting the main methods for identifying and analyzing the organization and definition of the higher objectives of the Law of Islam.

This book sets out the factors that are at the origin of the blossoming of the heart whose full maturity is acquired by nourishing oneself with Koranic wisdom and prophetic orientations. The good knowledge of the divine Names also participates in reviving the feeling of faith among believers. It also explains...

The author sets out his convictions: Muslims will only be able to put an end to the attacks of which they are the frequent target if they unite. They must learn to fear God and practice piety, grasp the meaning of forgiveness and indulgence , understand the rules of...

From Islam - Faith and Reason: 2nd Edition: Islam is the last religion revealed by God - Exalted be He. It came to perfect the previous Messages by assigning a fundamental role to reason. This concise study recalls, for useful purposes, a set of key precepts of Islam, a Religion which "inhabits our future".

Epistle–Essay on the Design of Metaphysics, by Abu Nasr Al-Farabi, Trilingual (French-German-Arabic) An admirable essay by the second master the sage, the philosopher Abu Nasral-Farabi, relates to the words of the sage Aristotle concerning any dissertation in the book, each section of which is designated by a...

The subject of this important work is the methodology of Islamic law and its application, in practice, to problems of jurisdiction. The author, a pioneer of the worldwide revival of Islam and the main spokesman for the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood organization, has successfully endeavored to shed light on the vast and complex structure of legal thought. Islamic.

The Four Caliphs, by Hassan Amdouni This work presents the four Caliphs who succeeded the Prophet Muhammad (SWS) and who are commonly called the Rightly Guided Caliphs, al-khoulafâ' ar-rachidûn . They are Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, 'Omar Ibn al-Khattâb (al-Fâroûq), 'Othmân Ibn 'Affân and 'Alî Ibn Abî Tâlib...

One of the four major legal schools in the Muslim world today is the Hanbali school, whose founder is Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal. This book traces his life, presents his opinions and sets out his fiqh. Ahmad ibn Hanbal was both a scholar of hadith and a faqih. The sources of his fiqh are the Qur'an, the sunnah, the fatwas of the...

Ach-Châfi'î is the founder of one of the four most renowned legal schools in the Muslim world, the Shafiite school. This work studies his youth, his culture, his teachers and his pupils, that is to say his life in general. He analyzes his century and his fiqh, his books, how they were composed and the confidence that can be placed in them.

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