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Sense and Sensibility In Islam

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    Shirley
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    Peace Guys,

    I'm still on chapter one but a pretty interesting book I am reading is Sense and Sensibility In Islam Linguistics, Context and Rationality by Abdul Elah Nazer

    You guys should check it out. If money is an issue I do know that a downloadable ebook version of this title is also available for only $4.00 US Dollars.

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      Karimah
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      Thanks for sharing, will have to check it out...

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        I haven't read it, but from the website it seems the author is familiar with my articles on "salat"
        "Al Salat ( ) ........Other pertinent meanings are to link / bond / connect, remain attached, continue contact, follow closely or committed to a cause, i.e., a word which implies to go / turn toward something, an idea. This is the core meaning in general."

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        One could substitute this term with similar words such as link/bond/connect, remain attached, continue contact, follow closely or commitment, i.e. a word which implies to go/turn towards.

        slw = go/turn towards. This is the core meaning of a general concept.

        All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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          I haven't read it, but from the website it seems the author is familiar with my articles on "salat"
          My article, quote

          Familiarity? That looks like a full copy and paste job to me.

          Here's his e-mail address if you have anything you'd like to ask or discuss with him

          [email protected]

          I got this e-mail address from his other website Islam of Allah

          Somebody from the ourbeacon forum claimed that the author is Aidid Safar under yet another pseudo name, but he provided zero proof to back up that statement. I seriously doubt that it is Aidid. Aidid's name is already both famous and infamous (depending on which side of the fence a person is on concerninh him) so why would he craft another pseudo name when the name he is already using carries enough weight and popluarity? He already has a dedicated following and using another name would mean losing that following in search of a new (and probably different) target market. One last thing; as far as I know there is no free download of this book which let's me know that it isn't Aidid. This isn't his way of spreading his message. Even if the book is for sale, he will still have a free download option available on his website just like how he had it for Arab Conspiracies, Hijacking of Islam and now Mental Bondage.

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