Ahmed Hulusi Boeken

A book that makes clear the most significant difference between any concept of a GOD and the meaning that the name ALLAH refers to, as well as the greatest variance between Muslimism and the Relgion of ISLAM.

Exploring the essence of faith and belief, this book challenges the superficial understanding of what it means to be a true believer in Islam. It questions whether mere claims of faith equate to genuine belief and delves into the inherent nature of faith that may reveal itself later in life. By examining the motivations behind actions and the societal pressures that shape them, the narrative encourages readers to reflect on their understanding of faith and its profound implications. Drawing on Rumi's wisdom, it invites a deeper inquiry into the true meaning of belief.

What do we know about the world that is beyond our hysical perception? What does a man's lifetime in this world amount to if compared to the universal dimensions of time? If there is not a god up in the sky who expects worship from people, then what is the reason of religious proposals and spiritual practices? What are we going to experience by death and beyond death? The author discusses what the Koran and Modern Sciences say about these subjects and others.