ما يقال عن الأسلام عباس محمود العقاد 1.0 Apk

It can be said that the books written by Westerners on Islam and the Islamic nations are too many to count, dealing with all topics related to the beliefs, civilization and history of Islam, but their writings were not all correct or honest. Rather, some of them carried a lot of error and lies in good faith that resulted from some ignorance, or in bad faith deliberately referred to as fanaticism. There were objective studies that carried the impartiality of scientific research and sought the truth for its own sake, and others that were dominated by the spirit of religious or racial sectarianism. Al-Akkad compiled the most important opinions of major authors and academics written on Islam, and discussed what they said with his scientific method away from convulsive fanaticism. To show how the western cultural elite view Islam, and thus how Western public opinion toward Islam is formed.


book's content :


what are they saying? But how do they say?
Islam and the modern era
Islam and African culture
God in the Islamic faith and in the sayings of scholars of comparison between religions
Call religions
The Middle East in the Islamic Era
The Islamic Near East
Islam in East Africa
The error of the comparators not the error of the comparison
Islam in modern history
New African
Religion and politics in Pakistan
An African who does not accept approval
Black Muslims in America
The role of Islam in the future of the African continent
The influence of Islam on Jewish worship
The development of Islamic political thought
Jihad in the Islamic religion
The heroic good of religion
The message of Christ
The issue of slavery in Islam
Islamic propagation is a defense movement in the modern era
The Power of the Racial Factor in the Evangelization and Reconstruction Movement
Missionaries are the critics of the Qur’an
The Self of Muhammad
Islam and the united community
Islam and social systems
Is reform in Islam done with the approval of the Qur’an or contrary to its rulings?
Between research and guesswork
The missionary incursion into its stronghold
Interpretation of the Qur’an in the modern era
Prayer and knowledge
Fasting in the twentieth century
Islam is a comprehensive approach
Religious books in modern civilization
The Resurrection of Christ in the Children of Israel
Psychology and the Islamic religion
Natural sciences and doctrine issues
The naivety of the deniers
Sayings and sayings


About the author:

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad: a great writer, poet, philosopher, historian, journalist and monk of the mihrab of literature. His reputation became famous and filled the world with his literature, and represented a unique case in modern Arab literature, and in it he reached a unique position

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad was born in Aswan Governorate in 1889 A.D., and his father was a simple employee at the Records Department. Al-Akkad was satisfied with obtaining the elementary certificate, but he embraced the reading and educated himself by himself. Where his library contained more than thirty thousand books. Al-Akkad worked in many governmental positions, but he hated government work and saw him as a prison for his literature. Therefore, he did not continue for long in any job he joined. Go to journalistic work. He worked with the Constitution newspaper, as well as published the newspaper of light, and wrote in the most famous newspapers and magazines at the time. Al-Aqqad gave his life to literature. He did not marry, but he lived love stories that two of them immortalized in his novel Sarah

Karam often Akkad received the membership of the Arabic Language Academy in Cairo, and was a member of a correspondent for the Arabic Language Academy in Damascus and Baghdad than that, and awarded the State Prize in literature is estimated that he refused received, and refused an honorary doctorate from the University of Cairo

Al-Akkad was a warrior who fought many battles; In literature, he clashed with leading poets and writers, and a battle took place between him and the Emir of the poets Ahmad Shawqi in his book, The Divan in Literature and Criticism. He also founded Al-Diwan School with Abdel-Qader Al-Mazni and Abdel-Rahman Shukry, where he called for the renewal of imagination and the poetic image and the commitment of organic unity in the poetic construction. He also attacked many writers and poets, such as Mustafa Sadiq al-Rafi'i. He also had intellectual battles with Taha Hussein, Zaki Mubarak and Mustafa Jawad and built the beaches