Man & The Universe An Islamic Perspective

A concise guide for lecturers and trainers. It includes 70 Sevens which are among the strongest assistant to you in life. They are the extract of the experiments and experiences of successful scholars, within intensified points and concentrated pivots

Throughout history, Islam represents peace. It means peaceful submission to Almighty God. Now, it is under siege, but it’s all wrong. Islam didn’t do anything. This book proves that everything that is being said about it is a lie. Learn the real truth about the history of Islam and that it truly is the way of peace – for all humankind.

We are living now-a-days in the age of science. The intelligent human beings want to know where did they come from? Where did the universe come from? Will the universe come to an end, if so, how? Is the universe static or dynamic, if dynamic, is it expanding or contracting? What is time? When was it started? Will it come to an end? What are Black Holes? What are the forces of Nature? What is the smallest piece of matter? What is the status of man in the universe? Are there ultimate limits for human beings to know about something?

The majority of people especially in the third world are unable to answer these questions. When they are asked such questions, most of them answer with a shrug or with a vague and ambiguous knowledge. On the basis of Holy Qur’an as well as scientific knowledge, I have tried my level best to answer these questions in this book “Astrophysics and the Holy Quran”.

Muslim civilisation has experienced an overall decline during the last  five centuries after having witnessed a long period of prosperity and comprehensive development. This raises a number of questions such as what factors enabled Muslims to become successful during the earlier centuries of Islam and what led them to their present weak position.  Is it Islam which is responsible for this decline or are other factors which come into play

In this penetrating study has tried answer these questions thoroughly and has then discussed a reform programme that could help reverse the cycle of decline.