God in Islam

Religion and spirituality are making a comeback as a response to social unhappiness and depression, characteristics of our modern societies.

There is a clear need to believe, sociologists of religion tell us.

But this instinctive need, this quest for meaning manifests itself in an anarchic way. Everyone tries to tinker with their belief, their God, their spiritual method.

Which God is this?

- What is the content of Muslim belief and what are the ways to access it? This book attempts to provide an answer to these questions in order to provide references to this need to believe and to avoid impoverishing religious syncretism as well as the instrumentalization of religion for therapeutic purposes.

Mahmoud Ould Doua is an academic (political science and anthropology) and imam at the Cenon mosque (Association of Muslims of Gironde).

Preface by Tareq Oubrou

Editions Maison d’Ennour