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Qui es-tu O Coran?

Si quelqu’un vous demandait de définir ce qu’était le Coran, que seriez-vous en mesure de dire ?

Pour le dire en termes les plus simples, la plupart des personnes interrogées estiment que le Coran est la parole de Dieu. Pour trouver cette réponse, vous pouvez regarder dans le Coran lui-même. Qui est le mieux placé pour nous dire qui c’est, mais le Coran lui-même.

Comment le Coran se Présente-t-il à Nous ?

Le Coran permet à celui qui fait l’effort d’apprendre mieux, de pouvoir distinguer les choses de notre monde. Distinguez le bien du mal ou des messages que le monde a pour nous. Il a de nombreuses façons de se présenter à nous afin de contribuer à notre développement dans la société.

Voici Quelques-uns:

Le Coran est la lumière. C’est la source de l’apaisement. Il réchauffe, il apaise, il se réjouit, il donne vie.

Le Coran est l’âme du message de Dieu. Si vous le négligez , vous ne pouvez pas goûter à la réalité de l’islam. Écouter quelqu’un en parler, même quelqu’un qui a passé toute sa vie à l’étudier, ce n’est pas la même chose que lire, tenir et comprendre le Coran vous-même.

Le Coran est miséricorde. Pour être pleinement dans l’Islam, vous devez être impliqué dans la miséricorde qu’il apporte et dans la justice qu’il fournit. Lorsque vous vivez à l’extrême, vous n’êtes pas «voué à l’Islam», vous le déformez. Dire simplement «c’est comme ça dans l’islam» c’est déformer et retirer la logique de ce qu’est l’Islam, parce que ce n’est pas «juste comme ça».

Le Coran en est la preuve. Beaucoup de gens parlent des Hadiths, mais ne citent et ne discutent jamais de lui. Les hadiths sont importants bien sûr, mais la priorité doit être le Coran. Vous ne pouvez pas inverser l’ordre d’importance. Il doit venir en premier et après les Hadiths.

Il est le chemin droit. C’est le chemin que Dieu lui-même a tracé pour nous. Il est généreux. Si vous prenez le temps de le lire, il vous donnera toujours les réponses à ce que vous cherchez. Plus vous vous connectez au message de Dieu, plus vous vous connectez à Dieu lui-même.

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