Casa editrice: Al-Jannat Publications
Tafseer Ahsanul Bayyan is written in Arabic with Urdu Translation in a simple, clear and easy format. It touches upon only the vital things that are needed to better understand the verses of Allah. An explanation of the Quran which all the Urdu speaking people should definitely read.
When Micha Boyett's son was born with Down syndrome and later diagnosed with autism, she was drawn into the ancient teachings of the Beatitudes. There, she found an invitation to honor her limits in a world that values performance, perfection, and strength. Jesus instead calls his followers to embrace meekness, mercy, and the longing for justice. The Beatitudes helped Boyett discover her wholeness in God's love rather than in her own accomplishments. In Blessed Are the Rest of Us, Boyett shares her insights with listeners—especially those who are burned out, tired of performing, living with grief, feeling exhausted, or powerless. She invites them into an understanding of God and themselves centered on belovedness rather than accomplishment. Here is her message: in God's dream for the world, blessing has nothing to do with ease; it's about flourishing, and Jesus promises we find flourishing in our limits and in our longing to see the world made whole. Each chapter centers on the refreshing good news of one beatitude, poetically woven with stories of Boyett's life. Beautifully reassuring and liberating, this book calls listeners to rest in God's rich and abundant love.Mostra libro
Maneuvering a 3,400-pound machine at nearly 200 miles per hour among dozens of other race cars is intense. So is life. And the experiences of NASCAR drivers, crews, owners, and executives on and off the track are ones all of us can benefit from in our everyday lives. In 36 chapters about many of your favorite NASCAR personalities, Sundays at the Track shares true stories and testimonials that offer hard-won lessons on · forgiveness · grace · perseverance · patience · endurance · sacrifice · winning graciously · losing honorably · self-control · faithfulness · integrity · suffering · purpose · and more Perfect for the stock car racing enthusiast in your life, Sundays at the Track celebrates the drive to overcome trials, experience God's best, and reach our own victory lane.Mostra libro
When you think about God, what’s the first image that pops into your mind? Even when you hear the word “God”, what feelings arise? Are those thoughts and feelings of a loving, forgiving Father or a harsh, distant Judge or Someone in between two – or perhaps even something else entirely? Could it be that because of our preconceptions, culture, and own personal history, the very word “God” itself colors our views and perceptions of Him at a fundamental level? What if our biases have actually blinded us to Him, His Word, and His heart? What if we were able to reset those preconceptions and free ourselves from the baggage of our biases, perceptions, and our past experiences with God and those who claim to know Him? What if we could start over from the beginning and learn about God without all our preconceived notions getting in the way and just learn about Him as He is, or rather, who He’s revealed Himself to be in His Word and throughout His Creation? What if we could re-learn and re-think what we each individually believe about God and honestly get to know Him not as this distant, abstract religious entity but as something of an Author – the Author of Authors – who has a grand story to tell that He wants to share with each and every one of us?Mostra libro
Today, more than a quarter of Americans claim no religious affiliation at all. Religious belief in general, and Christianity in particular, is increasingly regarded as mythical and unreasonable—the superstitious product of prescientific minds. But what do thoughtful Christians actually believe? In this short book, renowned preacher, teacher, and theologian Bishop Robert Barron invites skeptics, seekers, and lifelong Christians alike to consider this question through one of Christianity’s most pivotal texts: the Nicene Creed, an ancient statement of faith that has guided Christian thought for 1700 years and is still accepted by Christians around the world today. With philosophical and theological acumen, Bishop Barron walks through the Creed line by line, explaining its teachings on the mystery of the Trinity, the saving mission of Jesus Christ, and both the life of the Church below and the life of the world to come. Drawing on Sacred Scripture, Church teaching, and the richness of the Catholic intellectual tradition, What Christians Believe unfolds the essentials of the Christian faith with conviction and clarity.Mostra libro
This little known work contains a secret … It is not just a story, it is a guide! In The Kaushitaki 101, Dr. Barnes, bestselling author of The Tao Te Ching 101, The Emerald Tablet 101, and The Bhagavad Gita 101, recounts the tale of two students, Aruni and Svetaketu, as they are led step by step into enlightenment by the ancient sage Gargyayani. As Aruni and Svetaketu are guided through these steps, so is the reader. Dr. Barnes’ work presents the lessons of this work in a simplified and modernized manner, where the big picture takes center stage. Whether you are a beginner, an advanced seeker, or simply curious about Hindu philosophy, this book provides a comprehensive yet digestible understanding of one of the most profound and insightful texts in the ancient Vedic tradition. In this work, you will learn:The steps to enlightenment.How to break through each plateau.The limitations of the waking mind, and how to find your way beyond. The purpose of imagination and dreams.And so much more. Ready to discover the hidden realms of existence? Ready for Self realization? If so, scroll up, grab a copy, and dive in now!Mostra libro
Truth is often regarded as a simple concept—something either is or it isn’t. Yet, when examined more closely, truth reveals itself to be one of the most profound and complex forces in human existence. It transcends the surface of facts and ventures into realms shaped by perception, experience, culture, and belief. Understanding the nature of truth requires more than a definition; it demands a deep exploration of how we relate to reality itself. At its core, truth is commonly defined as that which aligns with fact or reality. However, facts can be interpreted differently depending on one’s background, intentions, and emotional state. Objective truth refers to things that remain constant regardless of personal opinions—scientific laws, historical events, and physical evidence fall into this category. Subjective truth, on the other hand, is shaped by personal perspective. It’s the kind of truth we feel rather than prove: our experiences, emotions, and beliefs about the world. Both forms are valid in their own domains, but problems often arise when subjective truth is presented as universally objective. Culture also plays a significant role in shaping our understanding of truth. In some societies, truth is seen as communal—a shared agreement among people, traditions, or religious teachings. In others, truth is fiercely individual, something one must discover for oneself. This cultural lens can influence what people consider acceptable or unacceptable, right or wrong, honest or deceptive. What might be considered an innocent omission in one culture could be seen as a serious lie in another.Mostra libro
