Gilbert Roque shares here with us a part of his life; his questions of course about the existence of God (and which one by the way?), all these reflections that assailed him. Gilbert Roque invites us on an intimate journey who, like an echo of his own journey and in response to divine grace, chose to call himself Abd al Rahmane, the servant of the All-Merciful.

We are in the digital age and the latter is not an option, it has become the norm for the majority of societies whether they are industrialized or not. In many primary schools and even in universities, tablets have replaced pens. These technologies have led to many upheavals in our daily habits. Do these upheavals oblige us...

Nour and Saladin stared at a street sign that read "Rue de la Lyre." They looked at each other again and together cried out in amazement. Where are we Saladin? Nour wondered. This street looks like Paris but... Look behind you, it looks like a mosque flanked by a cross... By linking street names to their history, we re-establish...

The Separatists! The cry from the heart of a French Muslim The Separatists is an epistle which, far from any controversy, is a cry from the heart. That of...

Volume III of Saladin and the magic ring comes to close a first cycle of adventures rich in events and twists. Going back in time to meet history, Saladin accompanies us on a fascinating odyssey that allows us to relive important historical events as if we were there in addition to...

A study of human vanities in Revivification des sciences de la religion by Abû Hâmid al-Gazâlî This study on illusion and deception in Islam situates the subject in a particularly rich perspective on the border between ethics and mysticism. It addresses, in fact, the questions of the...

Who has never dreamed of going back in time and living in these different eras told to us by history books? Saladin continues to accompany the famous 14th century traveler Ibn Battûta on his journey after having joined him in the past. His travels in time will confront him with greater dangers... Second part of...

Saladin and Madame Vincent, our two heroes, will take you on a series of thrilling adventures, in contact with illustrious characters from different eras. Both access, thanks to a magic ring bequeathed from generation to generation, to another world. Saladin, a...

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 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, of all the vices of human nature, pride (kibr) is the vice best known and the most condemned by the various 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 (1058-1111), a...