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Islam is not logical and philosophical hair-splitting and rationalization: it is the generation of consequences and achievements through practical struggle. Therefore, Islam is not meant for opium addicts and lotus-eaters. It is meant for people who relish action and like to lead an active and meaningful life on earth. This is the point where Qur’anic guidance supersedes all other forms of knowledge on account of its emphasis on the practical and utilitarian aspects of human life. There is a great difference between Qur’anic knowledge and other philosophical concepts.

Imam Yassine’s thought is, therefore, a fabric unique in conception because it projects Islam in its [...]

Imam Abdessalam Yassine’s thought is unique both in conception and execution. It is conceived in a [...]

It is important that all Muslims, having observed the correctness of their practice, also attend to [...]

“When I am dead, will I then be raised up again?” This question may hover on [...]

When the air-raid siren sounds in wartime and proclaims in its chilling wail: "Squadrons of enemy [...]

If a group of people were asked what the most important issue for mankind was today, [...]

We are helpless beings. Since the very first moments of our existence in this world till [...]

In the third month of the Islamic calender (Rabi` the First) Muslims communities commemorate- each in [...]

Imam Abdessalam Yassine’s website wishes you many happy returns of the anniversary of the birth of [...]

Reviving moral values in public life is currently a matter of urgency to preserve the [...]

Attempts to shed stronger light upon shared human values have gained momentum in recent decades, especially after the failure of racist and nationalist discourses to make human life any better. On the other hand, voices calling for reaching out to the ‘other’ and broadening the common grounds on which the inhabitants of the globe do stand have particularly risen owing to the increasing interchange of interests and services at all levels among people and nations alike. No surprise then to hear louder calls for cherishing “global values” in seminars, research projects, conferences, world leader summits, and the like.