The meaning of suffering and trials
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No one escapes the trials of earthly life, neither the believer nor the unbeliever, neither the rich nor the poor, for this is linked to the nature of life itself and to that of man. We do not know anyone who has been spared by moral pains, diseases of the body, the loss of loved ones, the reduction of goods, the harm done by others, the harshness of life or the unpleasant surprises of fate ...
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No one escapes the trials of earthly life, neither the believer nor the unbeliever, neither the rich nor the poor, for this is linked to the nature of life itself and to that of man. We do not know anyone who has been spared moral pains, diseases of the body, the loss of loved ones, the reduction of goods, the harm done by others, the harshness of life or the unpleasant surprises of fate.
And this is what God promises when he says: "We will certainly test you by some terror, by hunger, by a decrease in your goods, in your persons, in your crops. (Prophet) ! Announce the good news to those who wait, to those who, when misfortune strikes them, say: "We belong to God and to God we will return", upon them will extend the blessings and mercy of their Lord . These are on the right track ”. Koran 2 / 155-157.
Tariq Ramadan is a Doctor of Letters (Arabic-Islamology). He is professor of philosophy, Islamology and French literature in Switzerland. Long engaged in the debate on Islam in the contemporary world, he is the author of numerous books such as Being a European Muslim and Muslims from the West and the Future of Islam.
Product Features :
- Author: Tariq Ramadan
- Brand: Tawhid
- Format / model: 90 min
- EAN: 5430000027557
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- Type
- DVD
- Brand
- Tawhid
- Author
- Tariq Ramadan / طارق رمضان
- Language
- French
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No one escapes the trials of earthly life, neither the believer nor the unbeliever, neither the rich nor the poor, for this is linked to the nature of life itself and to that of man. We do not know anyone who has been spared by moral pains, diseases of the body, the loss of loved ones, the reduction of goods, the harm done by others, the harshness of life or the unpleasant surprises of fate ...