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With Allah: Letters on the Quest of Hearts
With Allah: Letters on the Quest of Hearts
Translated By:
Author Name: Nuh Ha Mim Keller
Foreword:
Language: English
Pages: 212
Dimensions: 122 × 184mm
Book Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Stanchion Press
ISBN: 979-8-9863982-4-2
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With Allah consists of 12 letters addressed to all believers, young and old. The letters each take a single verse of the Quran to explain what the verse means, how it relates to the everyday life of a Muslim, and how understanding the meanings of this verse can bring you closer to Allah, giving you a totally new way of looking at things.
Why This Book Matters to You
The Quran Explained
How understanding a single verse of the Quran can change your life and way of looking at the world.
Solutions to Modern Problems
How Islam offers solutions to modern issues like stress, anxiety, money, and injustice.
Wisdom of the Righteous
How prophets, saints, and scholars faced rage, calamity, and loss, and what the wisdom they left behind for us.
Other Key Features
Biographical Section
Along with each letter, Sheikh Nuh Keller has given readers of With Allah additional resources to facilitate their journey to Allah. There is a biographical section containing moving accounts of everyone mentioned in the book: From Allah to His prophets, saints, scholars, and others.
Glossary & Index
A glossary of terms is included to help Muslims, especially those learning and memorising the Quran, to develop their knowledge of Islamic scholarship and terminology. And a comprehensive index helps readers find answers to their urgent questions and problems.
Book Design
The endpapers carry an Arabic calligraphic medallion by the late Iraqi grandmaster 'Abbas al-Baghdadi, rendering the Prophetic hadith that a man shall be with whom he loves. It is the saying from which this book takes its name. The cover title was drawn by hand by the Cambridgeshire calligrapher Gaynor Goffe, and the Quranic verses appear in the hand of the Syrian master 'Uthman Taha. The English is set in 11.7 point Miller, a Scotch Roman cut by Matthew Carter, chosen so that nothing stands between the reader and the words. Printed and bound in Istanbul.
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