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Found 5 comments on Islam and the Destiny of Man:

u/ohamid345 · 17 pointsr/islam

>I cannot trust that someone is the one true prophet of God solely because they said they were. I cannot just trust every book that says that it was divinely inspired by God. I perceive things critically, I cannot accept something just because someone told me to.

The Prophet ﷺ said he was the last prophet of God. He also backed up what he claimed. See: The Prophetic Truth: Proving Muhammad ﷺ's Prophethood.

What do you mean by "critically"? Naturalism?

>I also have no reason to believe in an afterlife. I care about my effect on this world and the people within it, not about some abstract afterlife. I wish to be good not to be rewarded with eternal bliss, but to help people live a better life, and to help them find God in their life.

What do you mean by "reason" exactly? Scientific evidence? Do you believe scientific evidence is needed in order to believe in a proposal? Without God, we are purposeless meaningless matter. It seems that you do believe in God, which is great, but why do you care about your effect on others and how do you know what good entails in the first place without Divine Revelation? One cannot simply rely upon society because that would be an appeal to popularity.

>Can I still convert?

No, you don't believe in what the Shahada entails and so it will be a hollow statement.

>I find the religion beautiful, I have absolute faith in God and I wish to embody the values that Islam encompasses.

Thats great.

> I won't believe in things that I cannot prove, though.

See above.

Consider listening to:

MGP#23: Thinking of Converting to Islam?

and reading:

The Divine Reality : God, Islam and the Mirage of Atheism

Islam and the Destiny of Man

u/OpTioNiGhT · 2 pointsr/IAmA

I hope you don't mind answering several questions.

  1. Were you raised Shiite or Sunni?
  2. Do you find there are more ex-Muslims that come from Shiite and non-Arab backgrounds than Sunni Arabs?
  3. Have you read the book Islam and the Destiny of Man by Charles Le Gai Eaton? http://www.amazon.com/Islam-Destiny-Man-Suny/dp/088706163X/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1425954903&sr=1-2
  4. How can a convert to Islam like the author of the mentioned book write such eloquent and positive comments about a religion you have decided to abandon?
u/mnsh777 · 2 pointsr/religion

(courtesy of /u/lightnlng):


Check what you like from this list of Resources. I recommend starting with the Quran and a biography of prophet Muhammad (pbuh). If you want books, these ones are popular:




u/chistoso_ · 1 pointr/islam

Thanks for the link brother I will check it out. Out of curiosity, have you heard of Jeffrey Lang (he has 3 books and many videos on youtube) and Charles Le Gai Eaton (also known as Hassan Eaton, he wrote a fantastic book on Islam)?

u/LIGHTNlNG · 1 pointr/islam

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