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

The origin of religion with the Imams and the predecessors of the nation / authored by Abdul Majid Yusuf Al-Shazly. By: Al-Shazly, Abdul Majid Yusuf Language: Arabic Jeddah: Abdul Majid Yusuf Al-Shazly, 1991 Editions: First edition Subjects: Faith | Kalam (Islamic theology) | Worship (Islamic jurisprudence) In fact, the Jahiliyah that dominates humans today originated initially from corruption in perception, in which all forces and camps with inherent hostility to Islam are involved. Then it further amplifies the corruption of this perception again, and presses with its weight on the hearts of people in this Jahiliyah, along with all the global guiding devices. So, these hearts do not find in the correct perception what would push the weight of this reality, in addition to trying to change it. Therefore, there must be, among the pioneers, enjoyment, awareness, sufficiency, exaltation, enthusiasm, persistence, and activity—what they can muster of faith and confidence in this religion—so that they can free themselves from the pressure of this reality, the pressure of this guide, and the effects of this and that in perception. Despite the misleading reality and misleading guidance, they can 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 that is undoubtedly exhausting, arduous, and requires immense sacrifices. But it possesses, as is clear in what we have in our hands, the certainty of this perception and its greatest element, which is "Tawhid"—the oneness of God— that is the origin of this religion, its core, and its foundation, from which its true systems, rulings, commands, and methodologies branch out.