The Qur'an is a book that is the light and guidance of all mankind, sent to support the correct and true understanding of the previous books. We will also talk about the topics related to this book and explain some of the specific issues related to it.
At first glance, dietary laws may seem secondary compared to moral and ethical commandments. However, when we analyze the Bible, the Qur'an, and human biology, we see that dietary laws are not just about food. They are about obedience, spiritual purity, and physical well-being.
The consumption of pork has been debated for centuries, with perspectives spanning spiritual, biological, and logical reasoning. Many religious traditions forbid it, while others argue that moderation makes it acceptable. A common argument states that the Norse and other northern civilizations thrived on pork, implying that the prohibition is not universal.
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This article examines the concept of divine justice in relation to the nature of Hell in Islamic and comparative religious thought. It explores whether Hell is eternal or temporary, analyzing linguistic, theological, and philosophical arguments.
The word kafir (كَافِر) comes from the Arabic root K-F-R (ك-ف-ر), which means "to cover," "to conceal," or "to suppress." In classical Arabic, the same root is used for a farmer covering seeds with soil, symbolizing hiding something that exists but refusing to acknowledge it.