Teach Yourself Islamic Ideology

Teach Yourself Islamic Ideology

Teach Yourself Islamic Ideology

Publisher :

Bonyad Be'that

Publication year :

1984

Publish number :

First

Publish location :

Tehran, Iran

Number of volumes :

1

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Teach Yourself Islamic Ideology

A sound understanding of Islamic belief provides the intellectual and spiritual foundation upon which worship, ethics, and daily life are built. By studying the essential principles of Islamic ideology, believers develop a clearer appreciation of their relationship with God, humanity, and creation.

About the Book

Teach Yourself Islamic Ideology is a self-study guide that introduces readers to the core beliefs of Islam in a systematic and accessible manner. Drawing upon the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and classical Islamic scholarship, the book explains the fundamental concepts of Islamic creed while encouraging thoughtful reflection and independent learning.

The author examines subjects such as the existence and attributes of God, prophethood, divine revelation, the Hereafter, angels, divine justice, human responsibility, and the purpose of creation. Each chapter presents essential concepts in a structured format that supports gradual learning and comprehension.

A major emphasis throughout the work is that authentic belief should combine intellectual conviction with sincere faith and righteous action. The book demonstrates how a solid understanding of Islamic ideology strengthens spiritual confidence, encourages moral responsibility, and equips readers to engage thoughtfully with contemporary questions. Through clear explanations and scriptural references, readers establish a firm foundation for further study of Islamic theology.

The discussion also encourages critical thinking within the framework of Islamic scholarship, making the material suitable for both individual learners and educational settings.

Comprehensive and accessible, the book serves as an excellent introduction to Islamic belief.

What You Will Discover

  • Foundations of Islamic creed.
  • The attributes of God.
  • Prophethood and revelation.
  • Belief in the Hereafter.
  • Human purpose and responsibility.
  • Systematic self-study of Islamic ideology.

Who Is This Book For?

This book is ideal for students of Islamic studies, new Muslims, educators, and readers seeking a structured introduction to Islamic theology.