Muslim Women: Treatise on the Way, by Abdessalam Yassine (Volume 2)

Muslim Women - A Treatise on the Path - Volume 2

Where do you come from? Where are you going? What is life? What is after death?

These vibrant challenges are echoed through the presentation of this second opus consisting of two parts:

1- The chapter "Women and the search for happiness" takes women as actors and witnesses and no longer as objects as considered by the materialist approach. It evokes the question of happiness and the dispute that opposes its bestial conception to that based on faith and spirituality. It examines the lures of the world of pleasures, consumption, and permissiveness, and deals with spiritual elevation, when faith in God and the Last Day strengthens to become a powerful motivation that directs wills toward nearness to God. .

2- The Chapter "Believing in God and in the Last Day" deals with the theme of the construction of the personality of belief and of the believer. It defines the status of reason, addresses the question of faith, its specificity and the act of adherence of the heart. Finally, it deals with religious obligations and the search for completeness.

A few lines about the author:

Born in 1928 in Marrakech, Abdessalam Yassine is the founder of the Al Adl Wal Ihssan school of thought. A prolific author, a leading Muslim scholar, a master of education with a strong spiritual filiation, a polyglot familiar with old and new Western ways of thinking, an observer and a fine critic of his time, a poet and a refined man of letters, he designed a system of thought laying the foundations for a renewal of Islam through a commitment of half a century and an elaborate body of work comprising more than 30 writings.