Mashallah you've picked up thought provoking topics that resonates with current issues and delivered it in a brilliant way that helps a lot in awareness .Kindly enlightened with your knowledge on topic self belief and increasing self belief in youth with Islamic values and mental challenges faced by them that includes sabotaging themselves because unable to face or asking for help.kindly shed light on these Issues .
As salam aleikum, i have a question to pose regarding those who associate others to the One God. Let's take what is commonly known as "hinduism" as an exampe: in theory they are branded as polytheists so theorically they are impossible to forgive, but in hinduism you have various schools and approaches, some of them are dualists, some of them are absolute monists. Let's take , again as an example, a branch that has seen a lot of studies recently which is Kashmiri Shaivism, this tantric religion clearly is an absolute monist religion, it aknowledges that there is only One Source, One God, but it has many other "gods and goddesses" which in a very complex way represent , lets say for the sake of simplicity, aspects, emanations or particular specific attributes or abilities of the One. How does the Holy Qur'an relates to this kind of religious thought and practice? (we can use as reference the Tantraloka by Abhinavagupta, which is translated in many languages now). Thank you
