The human and faith

This is the first book in a series of books authored by the martyr professor Murtada al-Mutahhari under the title "Introduction to Islamic Conception." In these books, the martyr professor presents the general Islamic perspective on the universe and life, characterized by clarity and avoiding philosophical and theological complexities as much as possible. It is a realistic perspective, addressing issues of Islamic philosophy through dealing with human interaction with his reality. It is also methodical, making it suitable to become textbooks, as they are organized systematically in a progressive manner. They are characterized by depth, even though the language is simple; as they are based on the deepest philosophical issues, the martyr professor is known for formulating complex issues in clear expressions and through vivid, tangible examples. They also have educational value, because they aim not only to reform the mind but also to address the human soul, seeking to refine it by exposing the false reality of the materialistic approach to life. The martyr professor was also known in this field, as he combined intellectual education with moral education in his learning and teaching, and embodied this practically in his life.