The Brotherhood, by 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr - TABARI Editions
In The Brotherhood, Sheikh 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr reminds us that Islam unites hearts and makes believers brothers in faith. This brotherhood, based on sincere love, mutual aid and obedience to Allah, is a grace that should be preserved. The author shows how to cultivate this unique bond, far from theoretical discourses, to strengthen our Ummah in solidarity, compassion and piety. An essential book to revive the ties between Muslims in a world marked by individualism.
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Description
Description
Among the invisible but fundamental pillars that maintain the cohesion of the Muslim community, brotherhood occupies a central place. In this book, Sheikh 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr invites us to rediscover this value deeply rooted in Islam, far beyond slogans and ready-made formulas.
True brotherhood in Islam is not a simple declaration. It is an act of the heart, a spiritual and social obligation. Allah ﷻ said in the Quran: "The believers are but brothers." (Surah Al-Hujurat, v.10). The Prophet ﷺ compared the community to a single body: when one of its members suffers, the whole body reacts. This book recalls this living vision of Islamic unity.
Through a clear style, based on authentic texts, Sheikh Al Badr exposes:
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How Islam unites hearts despite differences
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Why love for one's brothers is an act of worship
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How to strengthen solidarity and compassion in the community
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The pitfalls of individualism and division
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Concrete examples to implement brotherhood on a daily basis
This book is a powerful and necessary reminder, especially at a time when social ties are loosening and ego often takes precedence over empathy. By cultivating brotherhood, we contribute to a stronger, more merciful Ummah, more faithful to prophetic teachings.
Whether you are engaged in a community or in search of meaning and connection, this book will give you practical keys to fully live this noble value.
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Title : Brotherhood - الأخوة
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Author : Sheikh 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr
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Publisher : TABARI Editions
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Language : French
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Number of pages : 96
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Format : 14.8 × 21 cm
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Cover : Soft
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Year : 2024
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ISBN : 9782931230497
Features
Features
The Brotherhood, by 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr - TABARI Editions
The Brotherhood, by 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr - TABARI Editions
Among the invisible but fundamental pillars that maintain the cohesion of the Muslim community, brotherhood occupies a central place. In this book, Sheikh 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr invites us to rediscover this value deeply rooted in Islam, far beyond slogans and ready-made formulas.
True brotherhood in Islam is not a simple declaration. It is an act of the heart, a spiritual and social obligation. Allah ﷻ said in the Quran: "The believers are but brothers." (Surah Al-Hujurat, v.10). The Prophet ﷺ compared the community to a single body: when one of its members suffers, the whole body reacts. This book recalls this living vision of Islamic unity.
Through a clear style, based on authentic texts, Sheikh Al Badr exposes:
-
How Islam unites hearts despite differences
-
Why love for one's brothers is an act of worship
-
How to strengthen solidarity and compassion in the community
-
The pitfalls of individualism and division
-
Concrete examples to implement brotherhood on a daily basis
This book is a powerful and necessary reminder, especially at a time when social ties are loosening and ego often takes precedence over empathy. By cultivating brotherhood, we contribute to a stronger, more merciful Ummah, more faithful to prophetic teachings.
Whether you are engaged in a community or in search of meaning and connection, this book will give you practical keys to fully live this noble value.
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Title : Brotherhood - الأخوة
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Author : Sheikh 'Abd al Razzâq al Badr
-
Publisher : TABARI Editions
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Language : French
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Number of pages : 96
-
Format : 14.8 × 21 cm
-
Cover : Soft
-
Year : 2024
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ISBN : 9782931230497