Sayed mohammad bilal hossain (11 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. WHAT HOLDS A WOMAN?Love, Security, the Soul, and the Search for Lasting Peace What truly holds a woman? Is it love?Security?Beauty?Marriage?Wealth?The attention of another person? Or is the human heart searching for something deeper-something that no human being can permanently provide? WHAT HOLDS A WOMAN? is a profound journey into the inner world of love, attachment, identity, security, loneliness, faith, marriage, the soul, and the search for lasting peace. Beginning with a simple but powerful question-"What holds a woman?"-this book explores why the heart becomes attached, why some people become difficult to forget, why love can sometimes become possession, and why emotional dependence can leave the soul restless even when another person is present. Through reflections on beauty, trust, betrayal, attachment, self-worth, forgiveness, and the wounds that remain hidden beneath ordinary life, the book asks a deeper question: Can another human being ever become the ultimate source of our security? The journey then moves into the Prophetic home, exploring the lives and examples of Khadijah, Aishah, Maryam, Asiyah, Faimah, Umm Salamah, and Nusaybah-while drawing upon the Qur'an, authentic adith, and classical Islamic scholarship. The book also enters the inner battlefield of the nafs, the diseases of the heart, grief, longing, ego, mortality, and spiritual transformation through the thought of scholars and thinkers such as al-Ghazali, Ibn al-Qayyim, and asan al-Bari. Its exploration then expands beyond the individual heart into the wider human condition through Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Victor Hugo, Rumi, and Rabiah, before turning toward science, consciousness, artificial intelligence, cosmology, the universe, and the limits of human knowledge. But the journey ultimately returns home. To forgiveness.To tawbah.To worship.To marriage as companionship on the road to Paradise.And finally, to Allah . Because perhaps the heart was never searching merely for another human being. Perhaps it was searching for a place where it could finally rest. WHAT HOLDS A WOMAN? is ultimately not only a book about women. It is a book about the human heart-and the journey from attachment to understanding, from fear to trust, from woundedness to healing, and from the search for another person to the discovery of the One upon whom the heart was always meant to depend. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Whom Does the Heart Love Most? In a world filled with endless entertainment, distractions, admiration, and temporary pleasures, one question deserves to be asked with honesty: Whom does the heart love most? Every human being loves something. We may love people, wealth, success, sports, fame, entertainment, or the personalities we admire. But for a believer, there is a deeper question: Has anything in this world become more beloved to the heart than Allah? Whom Does the Heart Love Most? invites the reader to reflect on the place of love, time, entertainment, and worldly attachment in the life of a believer. Drawing upon the guidance of the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad , this book explores how a Muslim can enjoy the lawful blessings of life without allowing them to become the purpose of life. It reflects on the value of time, the dangers of excessive attachment to entertainment, the influence of modern sports culture, gambling and betting, unhealthy hero worship, immoderate imitation, rivalry, hatred, and the neglect of worship. The message is not that every form of recreation is forbidden. Islam recognizes the human need for rest, physical activity, joy, and wholesome recreation. The deeper question is one of balance and priority: Can we enjoy the world without allowing the world to own our hearts? This book is an invitation to return to the heart's highest purpose-to love Allah above all else, to protect the gift of time, to preserve faith amid distraction, and to prepare for the everlasting life to come. Because every worldly love will eventually fade. But the love of Allah leads the heart toward a love that does not perish. Whom does your heart love most? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …