Peace be upon you

Peace be upon you, a letter to Muslims Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for Printing and Publishing Type: Paperback with a regular cover Publisher's note: Saeed Nashed addresses this book to the confused Muslim regarding the difficult circumstances he lives through both materially and spiritually... circumstances resulting from a religious discourse based on ideas of fear and intimidation of God's punishment, and the punishment of the grave, and the horrors of the Day of Judgment, and the cunning of women, and the tyrant. A discourse based on the logic of obedience, that the predecessors are better than the successors, that the Muslim is better than the dhimmi, and that the ruler is better than the ruled... a discourse focusing on concepts: Dar al-Harb and Dar al-Islam, loyalty and disavowal, mutual opposition, conflict, spoils, captivity... Nashed considers that in order to face the causes of our backwardness, we must have the courage to confront this discourse, and reject the crimes committed and still being committed in the name of Islam: "To preserve your religion, you must work on liberating religion from this discourse... For the preservation of religion, the religious discourse needs mechanisms of critique without any hesitation... because the prevailing religious discourse in our mosques, gatherings, and schools does not foster the ability for free thinking, sincere love, and mutual respect, but rather the opposite, a discourse that bets on fueling feelings of fear and terror from everything and cultivates a culture of submission, obedience, and fear..." In this book, there is a call to eliminate feelings of fear and hatred, considering them as feelings of degradation, and to cling to the innate human religion rooted in conscience and soul, which is based on love of God and not fear of Him.