الله عباس محمود العقاد (بدون انترنت) on Windows Pc

Man has known belief since the beginning of creation, as he knew and learned the vocabulary of the world around him, and this belief proceeded to rise as everything around him rose, so it carried from the beginning and simplicity what carried his first life. And «Akkad» here discusses the emergence of the divine belief, from the creation of man and knew him usury until he was guided to the holiness of monotheism. Al-Akkad began his book on the basis of belief, then he came up with the beliefs of the oldest civilizations known to mankind, then he added them with the beliefs of those who believed in the divine books, as well as the influence of religions and philosophy on each other, and the doctrines of the successive and contemporary philosophers in that. Whereas the book aims only at the divine doctrine, it did not address the detail of the rituals of the religions. Because of the branches of this topic narrows these pages from being restricted.

The author begins in narrating the stages of the emergence of the divine idea in human consciousness ... and how the human worship of ancestors and totems turned into the worship of gods ... and then the person went through several stages in which he worshiped multiple gods and sanctified them and invented stories and myths for them until the prophets and messengers emerged and appeared Pure monotheism, which is the supreme goal behind creation ... God the Creator carried man through the ages to his knowledge thanks to the clarity he instilled in him.

“The idea of ​​God in Islam was the complementary idea of ​​many ideas distributed in these religious beliefs and in the philosophical doctrines that revolve upon them. That is why it reached the ideal in the characteristics of the divine self and included a correction of consciences and a correction of minds in deciding what is necessary for the perfection of God, by the measure of faith and the measure of consideration and measurement, p. 104

In this book a successful summary of the ancient religions such as the Egyptian, Indian, Juristic, Greek and Chinese, as well as a glimpse into the development of the idea of ​​God in the divine religions ... and before Al-Aqqad concludes his book, he presents to us a group of proofs and philosophical, Quranic and even Sufi proofs about the existence of God ... !!

book's content :

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Preface to the Third Edition
Origin of the Creed
Phases of the Divine Creed
Cosmic consciousness
God is self
Egypt
India
China and Japan
Knight
Babylon
Greece
A new phase in religion
Philosophy
Christianity
Islam
Religions after philosophy
Philosophy After Biblical Religions
Mysticism
Evidence for the existence of God
Quranic proofs
Views of contemporary philosophers on the divine truth
Natural Sciences and Divine Investigations
The conclusion


About the author:

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad: a great writer, poet, philosopher, politician, historian, journalist, and monk of the niche of literature. He became famous and filled the world with his literature, and represented a unique case in modern Arabic literature, and reached a unique position in it.

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad was born in Aswan Governorate in 1889, and his father was a simple employee of the Records Department. Al-Aqqad was satisfied that he obtained the elementary certificate, but he embarked on reading and educated himself. Where his library contained more than thirty thousand books. Akkad worked in many government jobs, but he detested government work and viewed him as a prison for his etiquette. So he didn't last long in any job he joined. Turn to journalistic work; He worked for the newspaper "Al-Dustour", as well as the newspaper "Al-Diya", and wrote in the most famous newspapers and magazines at the time. Akkad gave his life to literature. He did not marry, but lived love stories that he immortalized two of them in his novel "Sarah".

Akkad was very generous; He obtained membership in the "Academy of the Arabic Language" in Cairo, and he was a correspondent member of the "Academy of the Arabic Language" in Damascus and its counterpart in Baghdad, and he was awarded the "State Appreciation Prize in Literature", but he refused to receive it, and he also refused an "honorary doctorate" from Cairo University.

Akkad was a commando who fought many battles; In literature, he clashed with great poets and writers, and a fierce battle took place between him and the prince of poets "Ahmed Shawky" in his book "The Divan in Literature and Criticism." He also founded the “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 to organic unity in the poetic structure. He also attacked many writers and poets, such as "Mustafa Sadiq Al-Rafi'i". He also had intellectual battles with "Taha Hussein", "Zaki Mubarak", "Mustafa Jawad" and "Bint Al-Shati".

Akkad participated strongly in the arena of political life; He joined the Wafd Party, and valiantly defended “Saad Zaghloul”, but he resigned from the party in 1933, following a dispute with “Mustafa Al-Nahhas”. He attacked the king while preparing the constitution; He was imprisoned for nine months, as he objected to the 1936 AD treaty. He also fought tyranny, absolutism, fascism and Nazism.

His books became more than a hundred, and the most famous of them is genius, in addition to many articles that are difficult to enumerate, and he has a single story, "Sarah".

He died in 1964, leaving a huge inheritance, and a vacant platform for his successor.

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