Affection and Aversion
Publisher: Darussalam Publishers
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This book explains the Islamic way of affection and aversion in an easy way to read and understand. It shows how most Muslims follow disbelievers' customs, rituals, and traditions against Islam's teachings. It encourages joining and supporting believers. It warns against the bad consequences of copying disbelievers' lifestyle. It suggests Muslims benefit from technology and science but follow Islam in values. It hopes Muslims will act on religious orders. Everything is taken from authentic sources. Published by Darussalam Research Center.
32 pages. 12x17 cm, 2-color print. Clear English text with good layout.
- Full authentic references from Quran and Sunnah.
- Detailed research in simple English.
- High-quality paper and strong binding.
Best simple guide on affection and aversion in Islam in English. Perfect for daily reminder, dawah, and strengthening iman.
Darussalam authentic Islamic series. Order today.
| Publisher | Darussalam Publishers |
|---|---|
| Category | Books |
| ISBN / Barcode | e20254 |
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
| SKU | e20254 |
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An important contribution to the field of Islamic psychology. The author offers a unique perspective on the role of affection and aversion in human behavior, and provides practical insights for cultivating positive emotions and overcoming negative ones. A
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A comprehensive and well-researched book that provides a deep understanding of the concepts of affection and aversion in Islam. The author presents a balanced and nuanced perspective, drawing on both classical and contemporary sources. Highly recommended
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A beautifully written and thought-provoking book that explores the complex relationship between affection and aversion. The author draws on a wide range of sources, including the Qur'an, hadith, and classical Sufi texts, to provide a comprehensive underst















