Rays

Rays

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Rays

Rays

Reflections on Islamic Belief, Thought, Worship & Action

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The Rays is one of the key volumes of the Risale-i Nur Collection. In this volume, Bediüzzaman Said Nursi offers his insight on matters of belief with convincing arguments he puts forward in essays like The Supreme Sign. For Bediüzzaman, affirmation of faith is much easier than denial, for a single indication is enough for the former whereas an exhaustive investigation of the entire cosmos and throughout all times is necessary for the latter. He affirms that matters concerning what is sacred and spiritual require certainty and advancement in spiritual work; so denial based on evidence from material sphere and restricted only to what our eyes can see is unworthy of consideration. Belief is knowledge and a manifestation of being, and convictions underlying unbelief are ignorance and absence of judgement.
Bediüzzaman Said Nursi was a 20th-century Turkish scholar of Islam and philosophy who advocated compatibility of Islamic thought with modernity. He was the author of the Risale-i Nur, a 5,000-page modern commentary on the Qur'an.
ISBN-13
9781597842150
Publisher
Tughra Books
Publication date
29 September 2010
Format
Hardback
Pages
484
Dimensions
155 x 230 mm
Language
English

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