The origin of religion is with the Imams and the predecessors of the nation

The origin of religion among the Imams and the predecessors of the nation / authored by Abdul Majid Yusuf Al-Shazli. By: Al-Shazli, Abdul Majid Yusuf Language: Arabic Jeddah: Abdul Majid Yusuf Al-Shazli, 1991 Editions: First edition Description: 181 pages; 24 cm Subjects: Faith | Kalam (Islamic theology) | Worship (Islamic jurisprudence) In fact, the Jahiliyyah that dominates humans today originated from corruption in perception, in which all forces and camps with original hostility to Islam are involved. Then it amplifies this corruption of perception again, pressing with its weight on the hearts of people in this Jahiliyyah, along with all the worldly evidence devices. You will not find these hearts, in the correct perception, what pushes the weight of this reality and attempts to change it. Therefore, there must be, among the pioneers, enjoyment, awareness, sufficiency, exaltation, enthusiasm, persistence, and effectiveness—what they can from faith and confidence in this religion—so that they free themselves from the pressure of this reality, this guidance, and the effects of this and that in perception. They possess, despite the misleading reality and misleading guidance, the ability to see with a recommended vision another higher, more complete, and deeper perception. And this research in our hands is but a modest effort to participate in this attempt: an attempt that holds the truths of this Islamic perception. An effort, without doubt, exhausting, arduous, and requiring great sacrifices. But it possesses, clearly, what is in our hands—certainty of this perception and its greatest aspect, which is "Tawhid" (Oneness of God)—the foundation of this religion, its core, and its basis, from which its true systems, rulings, commands, and methodologies branch out.