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Spirituality Rekindled

by Nassir Sabah

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Category: Thoughts

Islamic Differences

August 31, 2022November 2, 2022 nsabah Thoughts

A striking feature of Islamic history is the marked differences that arose in the interpretation of some Quranic verses and in opinions expressed by Islamic

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Meaning of Angels

August 31, 2022April 19, 2023 nsabah Thoughts

Angels are often mentioned in the Quran. Based on the Quran, the Hadith, and the later tradition, the Islamic cosmographer and geographer, al-Qazwīnī (d.1283 CE)

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Spirituality Rekindled

The Quest for Serenity and Self-Fulfillment

Spirituality is the wide opening in the cage of worldly concerns that securely liberates to the exhilarating liberty outside the cage and to the sublime heights of serenity and self-fulfillment.
Nassir Sabah

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cover-spirituality-rekindledThe blue color of the glass and the light it transmits symbolizes Divine love.

The lotus flower symbolizes spiritual awakening and enlightenment, transcendence over worldly matters, tranquility, purity of heart and mind, inner strength, and beauty.

The lotus flower iridesces in full bloom in an otherwise empty and desolate space when struck by heavenly light streaming through the stained-glass arch window. In the same way, Spirituality, with its attendant serenity and self-fulfillment, is rekindled by unhindered and unadulterated exposure to Divine love and mercy.

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