Understanding Islam / [Book] / by Nazir Ahmad.

By:

Nazir Ahmad, 1907-1998

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : ,Orient Blackswan, 2012.Description: xxvii, 201 p. ; 21 cmISBN:

9788125046691

Subject(s):

Islam
Sufism

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Summary: 1. Understanding Islam is a translation of Ijtihad (Striving) written in Urdu by Nazir Ahmad (1836 1912) a leading Urdu writer, social and religious reformer. 2. The original work grew out of a response to the question, Why am I a Muslim? which had obsessed the author. 3. Nazir Ahmad critically examines questions that he felt had perhaps been inadequately understood by his co-religionists, and suggested areas where a change in their outlook might be conducive to the true spirit of Islam. 4. This book is a valuable introduction and guide to the essence of Islam. 5. Mohammed Zakir s translation is true to the original, and retains its flavour.

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1. Understanding Islam is a translation of Ijtihad (Striving) written in Urdu by Nazir Ahmad (1836 1912) a leading Urdu writer, social and religious reformer. 2. The original work grew out of a response to the question, Why am I a Muslim? which had obsessed the author. 3. Nazir Ahmad critically examines questions that he felt had perhaps been inadequately understood by his co-religionists, and suggested areas where a change in their outlook might be conducive to the true spirit of Islam. 4. This book is a valuable introduction and guide to the essence of Islam. 5. Mohammed Zakir s translation is true to the original, and retains its flavour.

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