The Sacred Path to Islam: A Guide to Seeking Allah (God) & Building a Relationship

by The Sincere Seeker Collection

Do you yearn to build a closer and more meaningful relationship with your Creator? Do you seek to know the true Message and Wisdom of Islam?

The work I present here for your consumption is more than a book; a collection of words meant to deliver glad tidings, to educate, and to perhaps warn. It is a work driven by what I intend to be a sound and powerful Message.

This message invites readers to think freely and broaden their minds; to contemplate and seek their own truth. This passage advises people, never to blindly follow any religion without first reflecting upon the faith in question and reasoning its true meaning. Beyond all manner of faith and feeling, one must use their intellect to discover the truth behind all faiths.

This passage is intended to draw and empower the sincere seeker of truth; the one that questions, reflects and ponders his or her life’s purpose and questions his/her future and direction.

Islam, for example, is one faith that is misunderstood and misrepresented by many. Before one forms an opinion of Islam, one should question the thoroughness and truthfulness of his or her existing knowledge of this controversial religion.

This book seeks to connect people to the best Book that ever existed; the Holy Quran. A Divine Book designed to Guide humanity and lead them to a better life in this world and the hereafter. The Holy Quran is a unique Book that transforms the way one thinks, feels, and lives. Islam and the Holy Quran changes people from within and makes them better people.

The goal is to help people find the Wisdom, Inspiration, and Beauty in Islam and The Holy Quran. Many people are not adequately educated about Allah's words, Wisdom, Advise, and develop a feeling and assumption that God is a harsh, stern, cruel, demanding God who commands people to respect Him, worship Him, and obey Him fully, and is not loving and kind to His creation. Nothing could be further from the truth. God is All-Loving; All-Merciful. Islam is far more than just a set of rules and regulations. This book aims to help people realize that Islam is full of wisdom, love, and mercy to all.

The ultimate purpose of this message is to facilitate a fresh new dimension of thinking that will enable one to realize the ultimate importance of his or her existence in this universe; to help one understand his/her divine relationship with his/her creator. The faith of Islam is beneficial only to people that are sincere in seeking guidance, misguiding those who are not sincere and honest in their spiritual quests; who reject divine guidance and spiritual truth.

Before you proceed, please ask yourself, ‘What is my intention in reading this book?’

Topics of this Book Include:

Introduction to the Religion of Islam God (Allah) Holy Quran God’s Messengers & Prophets Past Nations Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him Muslims & Non-Muslims Purpose of Life/ Why Were We Created Hadith & Sunnah Articles of Faith in Islam Oneness of God (Monotheism) Angels According to Islam God’s Scriptures Belief in The Messengers & Prophets of God Last Day, Resurrection, & Judgement Day Five Pillars of Islam Declaration/ Testimony of Faith in Islam Ritualized Prayers in Islam (Salah/ Namaz) Zakat/ Sadaqah (Giving Alms to the Poor & Needy) Fasting in the Holy Month of Ramadan Hajj (Pilgrimage to Mecca) Shirk in Islam (Polytheism) Jihad in Islam (Holy War or Struggle?) Hellfire According to Islam Jannah (Paradise) according to Islam Jesus Christ (Messiah) in Islam Hijab Headscarf Veil & Muslim Women in Islam Conv

Genres: Religion, Islam, Spirituality

189 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 13, 2019

Reviews

[Dawn Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

I re-read this book at least once a year as a convert, it helps refresh the memory on WHY we choose Islam.

[Ann · Rating 4 out of 5]

Part of the Sincere Seeker Collection, this book is brief and helpful account of the major aspects of Islam in terms of practicing. It is an easy to understand introduction which also clarifies points shared and points of difference between Judiasm, Christainity, and Islam. The book does not distinguish amongst forms of Islam.

The book is thoughtful and thought provoking with many quotations from the Quar'an in English and the Shahada is given in Arabic and English in the last section on conversion.

The book contains an Introduction, a section about the book, a section about the author, followed by 27 short chapters about Islam, concluding in a section about converting to Islam. The final page gives a website for more information with posts and videos. There is also a Sincere Seeker channel on YouTube.

Recommended for those curious about Islam, those exploring religion and spirituality, and sincere seekers.

[Nicole Kegler · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an excellent read. As a Christian who has attended Baptist churches all my life, I've recently been led to explore how different and similar Christianity is to other religions. I just also want to know more about other religions and the root of their beliefs. This book is an excellent way to learn about Islam. The author was very clear in his writing and I like how he used passages from the Koran and Bible to support his statements.

[Laurie · Rating 1 out of 5]

Absolutely terrible. It reads like an elementary school project and tries way to hard to convert the reader to islam. NOT a good source of information at all for those simply interested in learning about the religion. Filled with extravagant claims without citing any sources whatsoever. Tons of mistakes in the writing and in the editing. Really one of the worst books I've encountered in a long time.

[Karlene Gould · Rating 5 out of 5]

Learning more

Excellent read of the Holly Quran and Islam. Daily life as a,Muslim with role model to learn from in Allah's words. Alpha dull lay

[Julia · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was a good book, but some grammatical and spelling errors made it confusing in parts.

[Sir Badgerly · Rating 5 out of 5]

To better understand current events and to weigh in on them I must understand Islam better. I previous had almost no knowledge about it but many prejudices. This rid me of the prejudices and presented Islam in a way that makes much more sense than text book explanations or even trying to understand it directly from the Quran which I find a bit inaccessible to Westerners who do not know Arabic. I think also to understand the Quran, a lot of historical context must be known. This served as a great introduction to the topic!