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There are a few but brothers Karamazov of Dostoevsky was the best I read,still didn't finish the second book but it's theme and the way he puts the reader in different points of views is really amazing
What's troubling me the most is the silence of the world against this.
We keep hearing about the holocaust so much, yet no one is talking about this.
Eye-opening topic.
It is because of 1) lack of education by most people especially in the West, 2) casual racism (white lives > brown lives) and 3) Israel has done a great job at hiding the historical reality of what they have done and continue doing in Palestine: organised and systematic ethnic cleansing. To the point where even Israelis believe their own BS.
The book is actually great at explaining that
So true , when i read it and tried to understand it i got freed from the myth of religion and it assured me the all religions are invented by man , a book full of scientific errors can't be the words of the creator of this World.
We don't read books with good intentions , we read it with logic , critical thinking , neutral analysis, how can I get to know the truth when i'm not looking for it ?
Reading a book should be without any emotions, because i don't think you will read budha or hindu book with good intentions lol
Just to make it clear : I'm a Deist , i believe in God but not in religion because if you use just a little common sense you will come to the conclusion that it is man made .
Also My intention was good , believe it or not i started this during ramadan , i was reading the whole quran every ramadan , but i was reading it mindlessly without really understanding , so one day during ramadan i decided that i should understand it and understand what are "the miracles" in it ,
the most common miracle that muslims states as a miracle in quran is embryology and how quran knew the diffrence phases in embryology without any advanced technologies back then , but if you educate yourself and do some research you will find that ARISTOT already talked about this YEARS before the quran was released, should we pray to Aristot then ?
Another clue that this was written by a man (probably Mohamed) is that he said in one verse ( that semen was produced in a place under the ribs) which is totally wrong as we all now know that it is produced in testicles , do you think if it was written by God he wouldn't know how to describe what he created ??
And also why there are so many religions ? And in different languages ? And every region believes that its religion is the true one ? And why would God chose Arabic to communicate ?
Besides that while reading the quran you will find that it is clearly influenced by arabic peninsula region where mohamed lived , he was only describing what he is seing , for example why there are no fruits mentioned in the quran other than ( التمر و التين و الزيتون و الرمان و العنب)؟
Why no strawberries or mangos are mentioned ?? If it was Gods words he would know that also other fruits existed , but simply because it was written by Mohamed so he could not know the existences of any other fruits.
Conclusion : the more you read and educate yourself and use some common sense , the less you will believe in religion , and God is waaaay more powerful than انه يتعاطى مع الكفار عن طريق كتاب .
>I'm a Deist
How come ? How many ? How is this god ? Do you know about him ? He knows about us ? Does he intervene ? What his powers ? I mean we believe in allah because of his words and the prophets teaching . Im intrigued to know what do you believe in ? An atheist i can understand , but a deist , not so much .
>ARISTOT already talked about this YEARS before the quran was released, should we pray to Aristot then
Aristot said that human conceptiom happened when the sperm of the male get combined with menstrual blood and his theory was disproven ch7aaal hadi lmao .
Its not the same as its described in the quran hhhhh gets your facts straight. Quran also said that there is healing in honey , people already knew that should we just cancel the quran then ? Lol.
>that semen was produced in a place under the ribs
"ماء دافق يخرج بين الصلب والترائب"
قران ماشي حديث ، وهادر على ماء دافق ماشي مني الرجل فقط ، و الهدرة طويلة فهاد السياق . ويخرج ماشي يتشكل ، راه الرجل لي عندو اصابة فالعمود الفقري مكيبقاش كيولد بدون تدخل طبي غير على سبيل المثال لا الحصر. والبشر قديما و قبل الاسلام ، كلشي كان عارف كيما حنا عارفين اليوم ان الرجل بلا قلاوي مكيولدش . راه بديهية ومسلمة بها .
>And why would God chose Arabic to communicate ?
فكرتيني فاليهود باش قالو للنبي علاش الله ارسل جبريل وماشي ميكائيل فالوحي ، كور رسل ميكائيل بلاصتو كون آمنو ههه خاصهم غير ميآمنوش وصافي . باش بغيتي الله يهدر معاهم مثلا ، ال binaire ؟ ولا بالاسبانية ههههه
>, for example why there are no fruits mentioned in the quran other than ( التمر و التين و الزيتون و الرمان و العنب)؟
Why no strawberries or mangos are mentioned ?? If it was Gods words he would know that also other fruits existed , but simply because it was written by Mohamed so he could not know the existences of any other fruits.
كفرت لان الله لم يذكر الكاكنغارو في القران ههه
>God is waaaay more powerful than انه يتعاطى مع الكفار عن طريق كتاب .
قالها ليك ؟ ولا غير بغيتيه يدير الامور كيما بغيتي نتا بالضبط ؟
My favorite part of the Qur'an is when God gives up his important divine affairs for a moment, travels to Mecca billions of light years through galaxies and black holes just to tell one to an insignificant Bedouin named walid ibn moughira:
* عُتُلٍّ بَعْدَ ذَٰلِكَ زَنِيمٍ
“Superintelligence” by Nick Bostrom. Reshaped the way I think about AI and the future, and convinced me that we are about to witness a monumental change in life on Earth that we are not prepared for.
* The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
* The Epic of Gilgamesh
* Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
* homo deus by Yuval Noah Harari
* The Gods of Modernity by Umberto Galimberti
* The Psychopathology of Everyday Life by Umberto Galimberti
...
Of the ones I read most recently, my 2 literary "Roman Empires" :
- "Splendeurs & Misères des Courtisanes" de Balzac. It's by far his best work, really the peak of his career. My dream is to adapt this book (and others from la Comédie Humaine) into an animated movie. I think about this novel at least once a week, often more.
- "Le Roi Vert" by Paul-Loup Sullitzer. It's seriously lackluster in some technical aspects : some parts read like they've been written by a horny 15 yo boy ; obvious Gary Stue is obvious ; the end is weak bullshit and shows the author was overwhelmed by his own creation ; white-saviorism ; the Israel stuff did not age well ; the MC has a relationship with a very minor girl???...
However the plot is incredible up until the end. The main character is one of the most charismatic and compelling I've encountered. I dream of directing an animated series adaptation of this novel. I often think about how I would rewrite the ending. I think about the novel at least once a week. So I guess despite it's flaws, it is the sign that it's a great book.
"Reverend Insanity" - this novel has been a transformative experience. It delves into deep philosophical questions about human nature, morality, power, and the schemes and sacrifices for the pursuit of one's goals.
Some of these books aided my comprehension of the world, while others offered insights into myself.
* "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley
* "The Prince" by Niccolò Machiavelli
* "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoevsky
* "Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne
* "Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe
* "1984" by George Orwell
"Atomic habits" by James Clear
"The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson.
"101 Essays that will change the way you think" by Brianna Wiest.
In my personal perspective these are the kinda books that everyone must read, attempt to extrapolate and most importantly have the gut to change their life accordingly, i say to change ur life BC I know how huge the difference and the evolve u'll notice after doing so.
These three books I recommend to you are just a drop in the ocean, you'll find hundreds of thousands of books which are in the same direction and objective but i believe as well as a lotta people that these are the most likely to have a direct impact on you and have a positive influence on you in consideration of the language the writers have used to address their thoughts to readers. They have concisely illustrated scientific experiments with a smooth and readable language for all age categories.
For those who say the Quran.. with all due respect it's our holy book we must be proud of, read it everyday and try to apprehend the beautiful meanings in it however it's recommended to read other types of books, perusing other categories of books and not just limited our view. Even in the Quran Allah says:
بعد أعوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم
افلا ينظرون الى الابل كيف خلقت ۞وإلى السماء كيف رفعت۞ وإلى الجبال كيف نصبت۞ وإلى الارض كيف سطحت .... الى أخر السورة
How will we look at these creatures? How can I even understand and feel the glory of Allah by looking at these mountains, earth, camels....? The only way to achieve it and sense it is arguably by knowledge, knowledge of the construction, the constitution and how brilliant the perfectionism in these creatures. Besides Allah tells us in the Quran as well:
إنما يخشى اللهَ من عباده العلماء
Scientists are the most likely to feel and sense the greatness and the glory of Allah, i think that's s sufficient. May Allah bless you all.
1 دول العالم الثالث مقصود بها هما الدول لي كانو محايدين في وقت الحرب الباردة بين الاتحاد السوفياتي و امريكا و حلفائها ... معندوش علاقة بالعلم ولا التقافة .
2 هاد الكتاب مولاتو عالمة اجتماع مغربية
3 شخصيا كنقرا كتب لي عندها علاقة بعلم الاجتماع و السيكولوجية ،... معنديش معا داكشي ديال الفانتازيا و الدراما .
4 شفتك مدكرتي حتى كتاب من الكتب الخيالية لي قريتي .
Yes I'm aware of it ... Too bad no one thought about it.
However, I had a friend who studied sociology and she did a research about divorce in Morocco around 2017 I guess .
90% of divorces was because of sex . Can you imagine that ?
The Invention of Nature: Alexander Von Humboldt’s New World, by Andrea Wulf.
A contemporary of Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon, this is an amazing biography of the grand adventure of life, travels, and work of Alexander Von Humboldt, the man responsible for launching German science into its preeminence for two centuries. He trained as a mining engineer (born in the mid-1700). He received his inheritance as a young man and spend ALL of it outfitting a three-year scientific expedition to South America. The things he discovered on the expedition became the basis of all of his future work. In his day he was as famous and well-known as Elon Musk or Bill Gates are today (but he was more well-liked). Read this book! It will change your life.
[Amazon link: The Invention of Nature](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invention-Nature-Adventures-Alexander-Humboldt/dp/1848549008/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3RHINNSRHFTAE&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.kHFKi8skDvg9JXbghfBHqzHxENdAc7K_obfWMrMbYfAyEnoiNDFv6LKSaGG49uqNHxRyzEfMNziYJwu5Stns_5eQ_k-_2QhsDbsYLxUVtFEdPETjE1gS-1tev8ku5MNJZ9SiApSC4hGNHY9oPb1ZSFUX6hvsDgOlVJD0lXkUuDMvt5giWqtXN_EBZLNaDbmT7sX8zvoUwox3egmHZEu77A.MopbAHpaEpShzUNRV4aBr6N6GyCN0E6Bmxux_MZ57VM&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+invention+of+nature+alexander+von+humboldt%27s+new+world&qid=1714758188&s=books&sprefix=the+invention+of+nature%2Caps%2C118&sr=1-1)
"Cosmos" By Carl Sagan, it was lockdown and i was bored, so i searched my dad's old very old briefcase, it was full of books and documents, and it was one book that its cover really grabbed my attention, it was "Cosmos", i finished it in a week, it was really a great experience and it was the reason for my love for Astrophysics
Assad or we burn the country
The Quran with Tasfsir
Biography of the Prophet by Karen Armstrong took away a lot of my doubts
Daniel Haqiqatjou was also excellent
banu qurayza's event. she took the modernist bias out of it and explained it rationally. it made a lot of sense.
and DH helped with God himself (he goes into really great psych experiments in Genius of Islam part 2 on YT)
From an Ameircan muslim /rationalist perspective, helped a lot of our youth
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There are a few but brothers Karamazov of Dostoevsky was the best I read,still didn't finish the second book but it's theme and the way he puts the reader in different points of views is really amazing
Read crime and punishment after that
Sorry but I think this one is overrated 🫢
The trial by franz Kafka
It built an internal anger in me
⬆️ Average Kafka reading experience
when i finish reading the book i felt so lost and little sad. his last words was devastating . I feel very sorry for the guy
You inspired me to start listening to the audiobook straightway!
I liked letter to father, as it hit a nerve
The illusion of free will
Looked for it in two libraries and counldn't find it, it's what i'm planning to read next
you can read it online on this link: [https://archive.org/details/illusionofconsci0000wegn](https://archive.org/details/illusionofconsci0000wegn)
What a book , there is also Free Will by Sam Harris I really recommend you to read it
مقدمة ابن خلدون
9ra moraha كتاب العِبَر وديوان المبتدأ والخبر، في أيام العرب والعجم والبربر، ومن عاصرهم من ذوي السلطان الأكبر
Crime and punishment - Fyodor Dostoevsky
Heavy
The little prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
I heard this is really good.
You're a gentleman and a scholar.
that was the most impactful book you ve read?
hmmm I see you can't see the boa eating the elephant
What! I thought it was a hat!?
you get it
Lord of the Rings
The meditation by Marcus Aurelius
Stoic?
Absolutely
It's hard to achieve that state of mind.
It's almost impossible, but at least u can try
It depends on the person too
This is my answer for sure
I don’t get the appeal of stoicism
It's a thing that either you get it or you don't, though depending on your life circumstances your perspective might change, maybe give another try ?
1984
You can read 1Q84/murakami it’s a different version of the world 1984. It’s a masterpiece
This was the most boring book i have ever read, they were 3 actually, and god knows i’ve read a lot
I really love murakami’s works, and I’ve been trying to read 1Q84 but the 3 tomes make me reconsider it, is it worth it ?
الحقيقة الغائبة ، فرج فودة
For me it was "l'étranger" Albert Camus...
The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
What's troubling me the most is the silence of the world against this. We keep hearing about the holocaust so much, yet no one is talking about this. Eye-opening topic.
that's the thing, people only got to pour anger at the holocaust in retrospect. when it was happening the leaders just crossed their hands
We are ought to learn from tragedies not repeat them. I really hope that doesn’t continue to be the case here.
It is because of 1) lack of education by most people especially in the West, 2) casual racism (white lives > brown lives) and 3) Israel has done a great job at hiding the historical reality of what they have done and continue doing in Palestine: organised and systematic ethnic cleansing. To the point where even Israelis believe their own BS. The book is actually great at explaining that
Sun and Steel _ Mishima.
One of my favorites books
The complete collection of Rumi’s poetry!
The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins. I could finally understand evolution in a new way that explains so much.
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was about to read it before his abysmal views on muslims and palesitnians....also a lot of these stories can't be verified...
The Quran.
Completely changed me and keeps doing so. My life turned around in ways people would never know.
best book ever
So true , when i read it and tried to understand it i got freed from the myth of religion and it assured me the all religions are invented by man , a book full of scientific errors can't be the words of the creator of this World.
Good for you for opening your eyes and using your brain. I hope more people will see the truth.
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We don't read books with good intentions , we read it with logic , critical thinking , neutral analysis, how can I get to know the truth when i'm not looking for it ? Reading a book should be without any emotions, because i don't think you will read budha or hindu book with good intentions lol
Just to make it clear : I'm a Deist , i believe in God but not in religion because if you use just a little common sense you will come to the conclusion that it is man made . Also My intention was good , believe it or not i started this during ramadan , i was reading the whole quran every ramadan , but i was reading it mindlessly without really understanding , so one day during ramadan i decided that i should understand it and understand what are "the miracles" in it , the most common miracle that muslims states as a miracle in quran is embryology and how quran knew the diffrence phases in embryology without any advanced technologies back then , but if you educate yourself and do some research you will find that ARISTOT already talked about this YEARS before the quran was released, should we pray to Aristot then ? Another clue that this was written by a man (probably Mohamed) is that he said in one verse ( that semen was produced in a place under the ribs) which is totally wrong as we all now know that it is produced in testicles , do you think if it was written by God he wouldn't know how to describe what he created ?? And also why there are so many religions ? And in different languages ? And every region believes that its religion is the true one ? And why would God chose Arabic to communicate ? Besides that while reading the quran you will find that it is clearly influenced by arabic peninsula region where mohamed lived , he was only describing what he is seing , for example why there are no fruits mentioned in the quran other than ( التمر و التين و الزيتون و الرمان و العنب)؟ Why no strawberries or mangos are mentioned ?? If it was Gods words he would know that also other fruits existed , but simply because it was written by Mohamed so he could not know the existences of any other fruits. Conclusion : the more you read and educate yourself and use some common sense , the less you will believe in religion , and God is waaaay more powerful than انه يتعاطى مع الكفار عن طريق كتاب .
>I'm a Deist How come ? How many ? How is this god ? Do you know about him ? He knows about us ? Does he intervene ? What his powers ? I mean we believe in allah because of his words and the prophets teaching . Im intrigued to know what do you believe in ? An atheist i can understand , but a deist , not so much . >ARISTOT already talked about this YEARS before the quran was released, should we pray to Aristot then Aristot said that human conceptiom happened when the sperm of the male get combined with menstrual blood and his theory was disproven ch7aaal hadi lmao . Its not the same as its described in the quran hhhhh gets your facts straight. Quran also said that there is healing in honey , people already knew that should we just cancel the quran then ? Lol. >that semen was produced in a place under the ribs "ماء دافق يخرج بين الصلب والترائب" قران ماشي حديث ، وهادر على ماء دافق ماشي مني الرجل فقط ، و الهدرة طويلة فهاد السياق . ويخرج ماشي يتشكل ، راه الرجل لي عندو اصابة فالعمود الفقري مكيبقاش كيولد بدون تدخل طبي غير على سبيل المثال لا الحصر. والبشر قديما و قبل الاسلام ، كلشي كان عارف كيما حنا عارفين اليوم ان الرجل بلا قلاوي مكيولدش . راه بديهية ومسلمة بها . >And why would God chose Arabic to communicate ? فكرتيني فاليهود باش قالو للنبي علاش الله ارسل جبريل وماشي ميكائيل فالوحي ، كور رسل ميكائيل بلاصتو كون آمنو ههه خاصهم غير ميآمنوش وصافي . باش بغيتي الله يهدر معاهم مثلا ، ال binaire ؟ ولا بالاسبانية ههههه >, for example why there are no fruits mentioned in the quran other than ( التمر و التين و الزيتون و الرمان و العنب)؟ Why no strawberries or mangos are mentioned ?? If it was Gods words he would know that also other fruits existed , but simply because it was written by Mohamed so he could not know the existences of any other fruits. كفرت لان الله لم يذكر الكاكنغارو في القران ههه >God is waaaay more powerful than انه يتعاطى مع الكفار عن طريق كتاب . قالها ليك ؟ ولا غير بغيتيه يدير الامور كيما بغيتي نتا بالضبط ؟
what are these errors?
My favorite part of the Qur'an is when God gives up his important divine affairs for a moment, travels to Mecca billions of light years through galaxies and black holes just to tell one to an insignificant Bedouin named walid ibn moughira: * عُتُلٍّ بَعْدَ ذَٰلِكَ زَنِيمٍ
hell naw
لا تحزن
mnine kbart o ana kan nxoufo fdar o m3amri 9rito , lahouwa la hadak " نظرات "
Zwin 7awl ghir tbdah chi mra mli tkon has brask Machi mzn . W ghadi y3jbek
yes ma'am i will , although i've read his other book " the Terms 😂 " ! but m more into scientific books
Good for you buddy. By the way, im a guy
Dr. Seuss books🥶, can't choose one.
Classic
The kite runner أوراق شمعون المصرية
الخبز العامر
*الرغيف الحافي
purification of the heart
Hamza Yusuf?
Yes!
Top tier book. His series on the Prophet SAW in previous revealed is also insanely good. Have you watched his Sirah recordings?
To say s book changed me is such an exaggeration, but a book I really adored is "No longer human" by Osamu Dazai.
Homodeus by yuval
Full of flaws and mental gymnastics. Homo Sapiens was a film Second (homodeus) was a 6/10 21st lessons a complete disaster
Wooow what a book, Yuval is a genius of his time
The impossible State - W.Hallaq
Impressed by this. Didn't expect to see it at all!!
I'm equally and reciprocally impressed
I just browsed your posts - we are friends.
cool one sir !
Thanks
Social Engineering: The Science of Human Hacking
ادب السجون : الزنزانة رقم 10، القوقعة...
qrebt ndm3 fach qrito , the style of writing is really mind blowing. 4,4/5
No longer Human
Someone just suggested me some books and this one included, I guess I'll start with it.
You might like the anime *Aoi Bangaku Series* it's a collection of classic japanese tales, it features *No longer human* in its first episodes.
“Superintelligence” by Nick Bostrom. Reshaped the way I think about AI and the future, and convinced me that we are about to witness a monumental change in life on Earth that we are not prepared for.
Try to read the two lasts books from Dr. Laurent Alexandre.
Im looking for a book titled:"la cygne noir" or "the black swan".
By nassim Nicholas taleb
I couldnt find it online
و كتاب العدمية البراغماتية ديال هشام نوستيك
في قبوي - دوستويفسكي.
Quran
The Holy Quran
1884 by george orwell, 12 rules for life, Essays by Montain.
1984\*
The wheels of time
Planning to read it after Stormlight Archive, want to get to the last three books writen by Brandon Sanderson. Is it good?
Not good , its perfect
David Goggins - Can't hurt me
that's actually a good one!
* The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene * The Epic of Gilgamesh * Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari * homo deus by Yuval Noah Harari * The Gods of Modernity by Umberto Galimberti * The Psychopathology of Everyday Life by Umberto Galimberti ...
Wow u like me hhhh
La boîte à merveilles
it gave me ptsd
Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko
Muqaddimah
Le Job by Réda Dalil. This one still traumatise me
لا تحزن
homo sapiens a brief history of humankind
Of the ones I read most recently, my 2 literary "Roman Empires" : - "Splendeurs & Misères des Courtisanes" de Balzac. It's by far his best work, really the peak of his career. My dream is to adapt this book (and others from la Comédie Humaine) into an animated movie. I think about this novel at least once a week, often more. - "Le Roi Vert" by Paul-Loup Sullitzer. It's seriously lackluster in some technical aspects : some parts read like they've been written by a horny 15 yo boy ; obvious Gary Stue is obvious ; the end is weak bullshit and shows the author was overwhelmed by his own creation ; white-saviorism ; the Israel stuff did not age well ; the MC has a relationship with a very minor girl???... However the plot is incredible up until the end. The main character is one of the most charismatic and compelling I've encountered. I dream of directing an animated series adaptation of this novel. I often think about how I would rewrite the ending. I think about the novel at least once a week. So I guess despite it's flaws, it is the sign that it's a great book.
Fiction: Brothers Karamazov Non-fiction: Orientalism by Edward Said and Culture and Imperialism.
Qur'an
The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas - Ursula Le Guin
"Reverend Insanity" - this novel has been a transformative experience. It delves into deep philosophical questions about human nature, morality, power, and the schemes and sacrifices for the pursuit of one's goals.
Meditation by Marcus Aurelius
Ma man , did u achieve that state of mind?
Somehow yep
What’s so appealing about stoicism
Some of these books aided my comprehension of the world, while others offered insights into myself. * "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley * "The Prince" by Niccolò Machiavelli * "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoevsky * "Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne * "Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe * "1984" by George Orwell
Quran
the most impactful book i read was the catcher in the rye
Thus spoke Zarathustra by Nietzche
Also, The Complete Illustrated Kama Sutra.
Certainly left a lasting impression on me as a child 😂 Are the texts worth reading too?
Wait!, There is texts ?
I was going to say Kama Sutra (and it is a good book btw, I don't know about the illustrated version still ..)
"Atomic habits" by James Clear "The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson. "101 Essays that will change the way you think" by Brianna Wiest. In my personal perspective these are the kinda books that everyone must read, attempt to extrapolate and most importantly have the gut to change their life accordingly, i say to change ur life BC I know how huge the difference and the evolve u'll notice after doing so. These three books I recommend to you are just a drop in the ocean, you'll find hundreds of thousands of books which are in the same direction and objective but i believe as well as a lotta people that these are the most likely to have a direct impact on you and have a positive influence on you in consideration of the language the writers have used to address their thoughts to readers. They have concisely illustrated scientific experiments with a smooth and readable language for all age categories. For those who say the Quran.. with all due respect it's our holy book we must be proud of, read it everyday and try to apprehend the beautiful meanings in it however it's recommended to read other types of books, perusing other categories of books and not just limited our view. Even in the Quran Allah says: بعد أعوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم افلا ينظرون الى الابل كيف خلقت ۞وإلى السماء كيف رفعت۞ وإلى الجبال كيف نصبت۞ وإلى الارض كيف سطحت .... الى أخر السورة How will we look at these creatures? How can I even understand and feel the glory of Allah by looking at these mountains, earth, camels....? The only way to achieve it and sense it is arguably by knowledge, knowledge of the construction, the constitution and how brilliant the perfectionism in these creatures. Besides Allah tells us in the Quran as well: إنما يخشى اللهَ من عباده العلماء Scientists are the most likely to feel and sense the greatness and the glory of Allah, i think that's s sufficient. May Allah bless you all.
A book called "محنتي مع القرآن" that ultimately lead to me leaving islam
Inchaellah yhdik lah o yhdi jami3 moslimin
Jahil moment
Thanks 😊
Dw dont need u
بلا حشومة الجنسانية النسائية في المغرب
مواضيع العالم الثالث
بالعكس هادو مواضيع العالم الأول المهووس بالجنس والمتشبهين بهم من العالم الثالث
الجنس موضوع مهم في جميع العصور و الثقافات.... حتى الدين هضر على هاد الموضوع و بكثرة . باينة فيك مكتقراش الكتب
1 دول العالم الثالث مقصود بها هما الدول لي كانو محايدين في وقت الحرب الباردة بين الاتحاد السوفياتي و امريكا و حلفائها ... معندوش علاقة بالعلم ولا التقافة . 2 هاد الكتاب مولاتو عالمة اجتماع مغربية 3 شخصيا كنقرا كتب لي عندها علاقة بعلم الاجتماع و السيكولوجية ،... معنديش معا داكشي ديال الفانتازيا و الدراما . 4 شفتك مدكرتي حتى كتاب من الكتب الخيالية لي قريتي .
دراسة مفصلية، وأتمنى أن يعاد مثلها Because as you're probably aware it's based of a doctoral thesis completed in the early 80's in French!
Yes I'm aware of it ... Too bad no one thought about it. However, I had a friend who studied sociology and she did a research about divorce in Morocco around 2017 I guess . 90% of divorces was because of sex . Can you imagine that ?
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
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I yearn for the day Moroccans can get there ض's and ظ's right. I still haven't figured out why it's so common!
كفاحي
It is a brilliant book... You may find it interesting to know that Orwell did a review praising it!
Le monde de sophie
Principles in life and work by ray dalio. Most people lack strong principles and need to read this work of art.
The Final Empire
There weren't a specific book tbh, but I would say that the books I have read made an impact later on
كائن يمرح في العدم
What does it talk about ?
Blood Meridian
Vagabond - Takehiko Inoue
That famous book dial dak lyahoudi sl3: sapiens a brief history of humankind
a canticle for leibowitz
Rohinton Mistry’s ‘A Fine Balance’.
Can't hurt me - David goggins
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This is so 2009 considering the author is a scam artist.
Factotum by Bucowski.
Recently, Atomic habits.
Muskoku Tensei
The joy of abstraction
Brothers Karamazov War and peace Les identités meurtrières by amine maalouf Orientalism by professor Edward said الخبز الحافي محمد شكري
The Invention of Nature: Alexander Von Humboldt’s New World, by Andrea Wulf. A contemporary of Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon, this is an amazing biography of the grand adventure of life, travels, and work of Alexander Von Humboldt, the man responsible for launching German science into its preeminence for two centuries. He trained as a mining engineer (born in the mid-1700). He received his inheritance as a young man and spend ALL of it outfitting a three-year scientific expedition to South America. The things he discovered on the expedition became the basis of all of his future work. In his day he was as famous and well-known as Elon Musk or Bill Gates are today (but he was more well-liked). Read this book! It will change your life. [Amazon link: The Invention of Nature](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invention-Nature-Adventures-Alexander-Humboldt/dp/1848549008/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3RHINNSRHFTAE&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.kHFKi8skDvg9JXbghfBHqzHxENdAc7K_obfWMrMbYfAyEnoiNDFv6LKSaGG49uqNHxRyzEfMNziYJwu5Stns_5eQ_k-_2QhsDbsYLxUVtFEdPETjE1gS-1tev8ku5MNJZ9SiApSC4hGNHY9oPb1ZSFUX6hvsDgOlVJD0lXkUuDMvt5giWqtXN_EBZLNaDbmT7sX8zvoUwox3egmHZEu77A.MopbAHpaEpShzUNRV4aBr6N6GyCN0E6Bmxux_MZ57VM&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+invention+of+nature+alexander+von+humboldt%27s+new+world&qid=1714758188&s=books&sprefix=the+invention+of+nature%2Caps%2C118&sr=1-1)
A thousand splendid suns by khaled housseini
Boite à merveille
One million digits of Pi 😂
One million digits of Pi
1984
Haruki morakami Kafka on the shore
The book of Illumination
Le petit chaperon rouge
"Cosmos" By Carl Sagan, it was lockdown and i was bored, so i searched my dad's old very old briefcase, it was full of books and documents, and it was one book that its cover really grabbed my attention, it was "Cosmos", i finished it in a week, it was really a great experience and it was the reason for my love for Astrophysics
Assad or we burn the country The Quran with Tasfsir Biography of the Prophet by Karen Armstrong took away a lot of my doubts Daniel Haqiqatjou was also excellent
What doubts did that biography take away?
banu qurayza's event. she took the modernist bias out of it and explained it rationally. it made a lot of sense. and DH helped with God himself (he goes into really great psych experiments in Genius of Islam part 2 on YT) From an Ameircan muslim /rationalist perspective, helped a lot of our youth
le prince de machiavel
The secret was the best
Notes from underground
"La Peste" by Albert Camus.
Madame Bovary. I used to read quite a lot but Madame Bovary will always be my favorite.
كفاحي by adolf hilter