DO NOT BE SAD "Letter To All Sick" - TABARI Editions
"Do not be sad: letter to all sick people" by Muhammad Anwar is a comforting guide for the sick, highlighting the importance of patience in the ordeal of illness, as well as the benefits and merits that result for the believer. The author also addresses practical subjects such as the purification and prayer of the sick. This book is an ideal message to address to the sick, especially those suffering from a serious illness or a long-term disease. Indeed, the psychological aspect of the patient is often neglected, and this guide can help remedy this by offering the patient moral and spiritual support.
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The book by Muhammad Anwar, titled "Do not be sad: letter to all sick people", addresses the issue of illness as an unchanging universal tradition that we all must face. Although people react differently to this ordeal, the author seeks to comfort the sick by reminding them that illness can be a blessing for the believer if they show patience.
In this book, the author discusses the points that contribute to patience, as well as the merits and benefits that result from it. He also gives fatwas on the subject, particularly on the purification and prayer of the sick, and explains other interesting and essential things to help the sick through this ordeal.
This book is an ideal message to address to the sick, especially those suffering from a serious illness or a long-term disease. Indeed, the psychological aspect of the sick is often neglected, and this guide can help remedy this by offering the sick moral and spiritual support.
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DO NOT BE SAD "Letter To All Sick" - TABARI Editions
DO NOT BE SAD "Letter To All Sick" - TABARI Editions
The book by Muhammad Anwar, titled "Do not be sad: letter to all sick people", addresses the issue of illness as an unchanging universal tradition that we all must face. Although people react differently to this ordeal, the author seeks to comfort the sick by reminding them that illness can be a blessing for the believer if they show patience.
In this book, the author discusses the points that contribute to patience, as well as the merits and benefits that result from it. He also gives fatwas on the subject, particularly on the purification and prayer of the sick, and explains other interesting and essential things to help the sick through this ordeal.
This book is an ideal message to address to the sick, especially those suffering from a serious illness or a long-term disease. Indeed, the psychological aspect of the sick is often neglected, and this guide can help remedy this by offering the sick moral and spiritual support.