18- رسائل الله إلينا، والتوازن الفكري في حياتنا

Nadwah

18- رسائل الله إلينا، والتوازن الفكري في حياتنا الحلقة رقم ١٨ بتاريخ ٧ مارس ٢٠٢٠ سلسلة تأملات فكرية

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00:00God sends us hundreds of messages every day.

00:07Every day, God sends us hundreds of messages.

00:11The problem is that our relationship with God is very protective and very weak.

00:16Therefore, we cannot read these messages.

00:20We can't decode it.

00:22That's the problem

00:24Because we can't decode these messages.

00:26Hundreds of messages are being sent daily. Messages are being sent to the lungs daily from the harmful ones.

00:34Messages for each person according to the situation they are going through, their story, their circumstances, and everything.

00:42Why are all these messages? Every little thing in our lives is a message from the harmful one.

00:46We must understand this message and we must comprehend it.

00:51We will see what God wants to tell us.

00:53If something is not going right in your life, know that God wants to send you a message.

00:59There must be an open channel.

01:02An open channel between man and God. He reads these messages and tries to interpret them.

01:09If this is true in simple things

01:13The simplest things in our lives

01:15What about big things like an earthquake, for example?

01:18Bhuvan earthquake tsunami tornado

01:24This virus is spreading in the world now

01:28Is it reasonable that these great events do not contain a message from God to us?

01:36That is, if we said that there is no call, or we tried to separate God from these events

01:44This means that we do not believe in God

01:46I mean, an atheist could say this to me.

01:50He keeps God completely away from these things.

01:54One secular extremist

01:56Because extremism, guys, is possible.

02:00He must take you to a dangerous place

02:04Either you are extreme in religion or extreme in secularism

02:07Extremism, of course

02:09Extremism, of course

02:11And your descent will meet the extremist in religion

02:14One day you will leave religion and you will find extremism in secularism.

02:19The opposite is true for the extremist in secularism.

02:22If you are religious, how will you witness?

02:25The best things are the middle ones.

02:27In 1755

02:31An earthquake occurred in Lisbon.

02:35capital of Portugal

02:37It was a devastating earthquake.

02:39It happened on November 1st

02:41That means November 1, 1755

02:45Today was Dot Day

02:50All Saints' Day

02:51It was a holiday for the Christian brothers to celebrate on this day.

02:56Most of the villagers were

02:59Or the city of Lisbon

03:01In churches they pray

03:03This earthquake happened in the morning.

03:05It's about ten in the morning

03:08The church at that time said

03:11This is the wrath of God on the sins that the people of the city are committing.

03:17Holter was very angry with the church.

03:20Why are you angry? Because Holter was

03:24Dist

03:26What does Dest mean?

03:27It means the faithful person

03:29I believe in the existence of a Creator of this universe

03:31But he does not believe that God interferes in the management of this universe.

03:37That means God created the universe and created natural laws that govern this universe.

03:45And they left it like that

03:47enough

03:48Nature will follow the laws and the universe will follow the laws of nature.

03:54The one who created her and left her in the universe and that's it

03:59Gaultier believes in this

04:01Therefore, the earthquake that occurred in Nashbon

04:05It doesn't work for him

04:07It is not right that this is God's wrath

04:09Or a punishment from God

04:11Or all of this talk is for him

04:13But of course

04:15We should not neglect

04:17This divine comment

04:19God, of course not

04:21He did not create the universe and left everything in order

04:23Our medicine is with us in Mish Mish Mish. Prayer can change the fate that we have.

04:33It is said that prayer and fate struggle in heaven.

04:39I mean, shouldn't we call on God when a calamity befalls us?

04:45Should we pray to God to remove this calamity from us?

04:49All of this does not conflict with taking worldly material causes.

04:55Case study and study

04:57There is no conflict

04:59There is no conflict

05:01When we focus on one of them

05:03His hands, his hands, this is extremism

05:05This is extremism

05:07The human being is the breadwinner

05:09Who has balance in his life

05:11He will take both

05:13He is keen to combine the two.

05:15This is what I am trying to do

05:17I achieve it

05:19To have balance in my mind

05:21Balance in analyzing matters

05:23Not just material

05:25Not only spiritual and religious

05:27But the combination of the two

05:29There was an Egyptian philosopher

05:31May God rest his soul

05:33I loved reading him so much

05:35His name is Zaki Naguib Mahmoud

05:37In the eighties and nineties

05:41I mean

05:43My culture connects to

05:45My reading of Zaki Najid Mahmoud

05:47Since I was in

05:49fifteen

05:51And of course other than that

05:53Philosophy is the only thing that opened up for me

05:55The Path to Studying Western Philosophy

05:57At the beginning of my life

05:59Zaki Naguib Mahmoud

06:01He doesn't understand it

06:03He was very impressed.

06:05In Western culture

06:07And in Western thought

06:09And with philosophy

06:11Her name is Moeina

06:13Philosophy of logical positivism

06:15Positive logic

06:17And analyzes the language that

06:19It depends on the material

06:21and the language in which we can decide

06:23Whether

06:25Correct

06:26The information side mentioned in this language

06:28Zaki Naguib Mahmoud

06:30He doesn't tolerate it

06:32He was in the beginning of his life

06:34I am very convinced that the way forward

06:36he

06:38We take everything from the West

06:40Good and bad

06:42everything

06:44His science and philosophy

06:46everything

06:48If we want to progress

06:50Of course, this was Ta'a Sana's opinion as well.

06:52But Zaki Najid Mahmoud in the last years of his life

06:54find out

06:56No, it's not enough

06:58It is not enough that

07:00We take everything from the West only

07:02Medicine and our heritage

07:04What did they estimate?

07:06So he began to study heritage.

07:08Western and Islamic heritage

07:10And he declared it a heritage

07:12enormous

07:14This is a treasure

07:16Yes, I am very surprised

07:18It's years and years

07:20He did not notice this treasure

07:22For these treasures

07:24And he started

07:26changes his direction of thinking

07:28And he called for something called

07:30Authenticity and modernity

07:32Authenticity

07:34The originality that is concentrated in it

07:36to be aware and knowledgeable

07:38With our cultural heritage

07:40Cultural here

07:42Religious, literary and philosophical

07:44and contemporary

07:46Meaning to be aware

07:48In Western culture

07:50And its heritage

07:52With its modern sciences

07:54Combining the two

07:56The combination of the two is

07:58human model

08:00The truly cultured

08:02The truly cultured

08:04But

08:06We focus only on studies.

08:08religious

08:10Or we just focus on studies

08:12Western

08:14This is not enough

08:16Think about your homework

08:18As you think of your right

08:20Work to achieve perfection

08:24Not seeking fame or reward

08:26Don't wait

08:28More people

08:30What people have the right to expect from you

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