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عظماء الدنيا وعظماء الآخرة

Pages
142
Published
1996
Language
Arabic

Synopsis

A collection of essays by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud that opens with a poetic piece and closes with meditative, mystically-toned reflections. In between, Mahmoud takes on religious and political themes — including Western ambitions and Israeli-American relations as seen from an Arab perspective — and argues that Islam is, at its core, "a religion of thought and freedom," rejecting predetermined ideological constraints across religious, political and other domains of life.

About the author

M
Mostafa Mahmoud

Mostafa Mahmoud was an Egyptian physician and philosopher who wrote dozens of books on religion, science, and society. He is best known for works like Dialogue with an Atheist Friend and The Greats of This World and the Afterlife, as well as the novel Love and Silence. His writing often focuses on reconciling modern scientific thought with spiritual faith.