Thank you for sharing your beautiful words and insight through the Ramadan Chronicles which enrich my observance of Ramadan (particularly as a Christian who borrows this ancient spiritual practice/discipline).
A question… if one is to choose with the best of one’s knowledge, ones right path, does this not imply an element of “free will”? And if so, is this not contrary to the teachings of Islam? Kindly clarify this for me. Duas to you and yours. Aya
Masha Allah Ramadan Mubarak to Prof Ramadan may Allah accept our fasting and our good deeds. Good speech.
Ramadan Kareem to you Prof. Tariq Ramadan and your family. May Allah continue to bless you with good health and property, inshaa Allah and Ameen.
Thank you for Ramadan Chronicles.
Best regards and warm wishes,
Je souhaite pour Monsieur le Professeur RAMADAN ainsi que pour ses collaborateurs un bon ramadan.
Thank you once again Professor Ramadan. I look forward to your daily words of wisdom and inspiration during this journey of Ramadan.
May Allah bless you and us all
Salaam dear Prof Ramadan,
Thank you for sharing your beautiful words and insight through the Ramadan Chronicles which enrich my observance of Ramadan (particularly as a Christian who borrows this ancient spiritual practice/discipline).
A question… if one is to choose with the best of one’s knowledge, ones right path, does this not imply an element of “free will”? And if so, is this not contrary to the teachings of Islam? Kindly clarify this for me. Duas to you and yours. Aya