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Ebtisam Ali Sadiq

Professor

Professor of English

العلوم اﻹنسانية واﻻجتماعية
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publication
Conference Paper
2013

Islam and Human Life: Beyond Ancient Needs

Sadiq, Ebtisam Ali . 2013

Islam Contemporary Life

This paper is expository in nature. It attempts to describe how Islam came in response to a cultural need to civilize the ancient Arabs but is fit for all times and people. The faith’s influence proved to be thorough. Its legislative matter covers all aspects of human life: social, political, economic, and educational. It also delineates the paths to good health, scientific progress and human relationships including family ties, matrimonial matters, and inheritance distribution. However, Muslims seem to have a lax hold on Islam. There is a big gap between ideological awareness and practical application. This paper will attempt to highlight both the comprehensive nature of Islam’s legislative system and its interest in human welfare as well as the decline in Muslims’ reliance on the faith despite its usefulness to different aspects of human life. 
 
 

Publication Work Type
Religious Writings
Conference Location
Utah, USA
Conference Name
Religious Faith and Social and Applied Sciences
Sponsoring Organization
Utah Valley University
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publications

Marmaduke Pickthall is a British novelist who converted to Islam, translated the Quran and wrote profusely about the Arab world. He had an early warm reception in the literary circles of his time…

by Ebtisam Ali Sadiq
2016
Published in:
Partridge
publications

The thesis tackles Charlotte Bronte's deep interest in the East as reflected in her four major novels, The Professor, Jane Eyre, Shirley and Villette. Starting…

by Ebtisam Ali Sadiq
1982