Voluntary Submission - Nonsense or Common Sense? - Daniel-Youssef Leclercq

Most people take religion lightly as it determines their life in this world and their eternal future in the hereafter, Some shun all spirituality while others address the dead or incapacitated statues to answer them, In general, it is the parents' beliefs and ancestral traditions that prevail, even when others are more likely.

Everyone is free to subscribe or not to La Foi. Also, you have to be very attentive to those who are not sensitive to it and spare them as best you can. Those who are already convinced and want to benefit others must be aware that what is obvious to them is not necessarily so for others. The exercise is as difficult as describing a sunset to a blind person or a bird's song to a deaf person.

The consensual and hypocritical spiels are legion and only mystify their promoters. Daniel-Youssef Leclercq's statement is deliberately partisan, militant and uncompromising, even if it means displeasing evolutionists, homosexuals, feminists, Buddhists, Hindus, Jews, Christians, or Muslims by accident, and passing for an extraction base fundamentalist.

In many countries – even those where tolerance and freedom are supposedly established as principles – the too strict observance of religious teachings is considered alienating and threatening. A belief may arouse questioning or even rejection, but animosity towards its adherents is inexcusable.

This book is intended mainly for neophytes and is confined to answering the "why?" of Islam by worshiping aspects that are too often overlooked:

- GOD undoubtedly exists; He is at the origin of our existence as well as that of everything around us and has the right to put an end to it when He sees fit.

- Islam is the latest update of divine directives to humanity, intended to warn men and support them in their journey here below.

“El Praise be to GOD, Lord of the worlds...”