Charity. The Divine Science to Paradise
Subtitle: “Islamic narrative”
Series: No
Publisher: GRIN Verlag
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Germany
ISBN-13: 9783668969025
Description: I tried to learn about the divine commandment that was meant for both the universe and humanity.  The first connection that I could make is that both the universe and human beings are created to be in constant movement, which means dynamic and imbalanced systems. I understood that nature is imbalanced in energy because the sun does not equally warm up the different regions of earth. As for humanity, the inequity is due to the fact that Allah (SWT) created us within a “gradient” of wealth including finances, material elements, health, appearance, intelligence to learn and the ability to master different skills.
Based on the two Quranic verses (55:7 and 15:21) used to perceive the divine science and a spiritual view of movements in nature, I came also to understand that Allah (SWT) installs balance both between different regions of earth and between people by establishing two divine laws of charity in order to create justice between the rich and the poor and harmony in the universe and humanity.  The most important lesson learned is that Allah (SWT) used nature as a universal school in order to show us that His science is based on charity in order to create balance and harmony. For the same purpose, the same divine laws of charity for Muslims are indicated in the Quran and The Prophet (PBUH)’s sayings. There is therefore a complete harmony between the signs of Allah (SWT) in nature, scientifically described by universal laws and His words in the Holy Quran.  For instance, after the gestures of charity perceived during the summer, autumn and winter, the reward is the beauty of the deserved spring. This reward of the Cyclic Flow of Charity is a sign that comes every year as a lesson for humanity. Similarly, according to the Quran, helping people during our social and professional activities brings happiness and tranquility in our hearts because we self-purify our soul in the Eternal Path of Charity. This is now supported by research that link happiness to charity and unhappiness, poor moods and psychological problems to materialism.  Moreover, natural disasters caused by global warming seem to be the second lesson from Allah (SWT) through nature in order to urge us to change our lifestyle from consumerism to charity-based societies.
Table of contents: title: Al Fatihah (the opening); title: To My Father; title: Preface; title: About the Book; title: List of Tables and Figures; title: Abbreviation and Nomenclature; title: The Beautiful Names of Allah (SWT); title: Charity: The Divine Science; title: The Cyclic Flow of Charity; title: The Eternal Path of Charity; title: My Beloved Teacher (PBUH); title: Charity-based Workplaces; title: Islam-based Leadership; title: Consumerism and Global Warning; title: The Eternal Spring; title: Concluding Remarks; title: Appendix: Poetry; title: The happy Fisherman; title: Path of Life; title: Haiku: The Quiet Village; title: Without You; title: The Coming Spring; title: Angel; title: The Only One; title: Your Beautiful Names; title: The Day of Reckoning; title: A New Day; title: Haiku: Hanami; title: Beauty and Serenity; title: References; title: About the Author