The Beauty of Pure Islam

By Nikolenko, Mikhail

Book Id: WPLBN0000660689
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Reproduction Date: 2005

Title:	The Beauty of Pure Islam
Author:	Nikolenko, Mikhail
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Language:	English
Subject:	Religion, Theology., Hinduism.
Collections:	Hindu Literature Collection, Swami Center Collection
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Publisher:	Vladimir Antonov


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Description
Religious Literature - Methodology of Spiritual Development

Excerpt
Excerpt: Fundamentals of the Islamic Ethics. Islam is one of the three major religious systems on the Earth. But this is not the only reason why we need to speak about Islam. Islam expresses the ethics of the attitude of man to God in laconic and methodologically true form. Moreover, the attitude to God, which was taught by Jesus Christ, was realized in Islam and not in the mass Christianity. This is why it is in the field of Islam?s activity (namely, in Sufism) that there are many sound spiritual schools on the Earth now.

Table of Contents
CONTENTS FUNDAMENTALS OF THE ISLAMIC ETHICS...............................................2 MAIN IDEAS FROM SUNNA .......................................................................9 REVELATIONS FROM THE DIVINE TEACHERS ........................................11 Divine Imam............................................................................................. 11 Karas......................................................................................................... 14 Kayr .......................................................................................................... 17 Sufi Grand Master ................................................................................... 21 Sulia .......................................................................................................... 27 SELECTION OF EXCERPTS FROM THE WORKS OF OTHER AUTHORS .....31 Gibran Khalil Gibran ................................................. 37 Hazrat Inayat Khan ................................................ 31 Baha'u'llah.................... 39