Vatican Dialogue & Peacful Coexistence
And Mankind have not been given of knowledge except a little {Qur’an 17:85}
Faten Sabri (1973) is a modern Jordanian Muslim thinker. She is well known for her frequent interaction with various cultures, religions and she speaks 5 languages. She provides various International lectures and training courses.
She studied comparative religions which made her able to discuss the controversial issues about Islam with the truth seekers and free thinkers. She wrote books about the message of Islam, the original concept of God and Jesus Christ in Islam and many other books. She has monthly articles in an international magazines. These books and articles are distributed in several languages. Some of these articles and books are being translated and distributed in more than 28 languages.
Your Status is Where you Place Yourself
The Greatest Mondial
The status of a human being is where their priorities lie.
In the journey of life, with its sorrows, difficulties, joys and ease, we find ourselves waiting for victory, support, and empowerment. But, in reality, we don’t get it, because as soon as we achieve a certain goal, our desire to reach the next goal starts. Life goes on and dreams never end.
When is the victory?
How do I know what my status is in the sight of the Creator?
How do I get His satisfaction?
I found the answers to these questions when I learned that victory may not come here in this life, and if it comes, it will come temporarily. If hearts are purified from everything that is worldly, and their only goal is to please the Creator, then comes the victory, but it may not last long.
A person’s value in the sight of his Creator is measured by the extent of the perception that this person puts in his heart about the Creator, which results in feelings, emotions, reactions, and actions of varying degrees according to how much he glorifies the Creator in his heart.
The status of a human being in the sight of the Creator is where their priorities lie.
We adhere to our headscarves, as those who participate in beauty contests starve from hunger to get a slim figure and thus get the title. All this patience and suffering… for what and for whom? For the attention and approval of a man whom the woman is fighting?! A Muslim woman does that for the sake of her Creator, not for the sake of any man. The Muslim woman, with what she bears, preserves herself in this world and receives the best reward in the Hereafter. The Muslim women want the men to recognize their great value in society as a mother, sister, wife, and daughter – not just as a decorative object for men’s pleasure. Muslim women want to be judged by everyone based on their convictions, ideas, and culture, not based on their outward appearance.