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في ظلال رمضان وصيامه ....
الصيام طاقة روحية، ومساحة مفرَدة للتعبد.. ولكنها بين من يأخذها كموسم للتلهّي، ومن يأخذها مأخذا تعبديا لكن منفصلا عن بقية سياق هذا الدين وحقيقته.. وقل من يأخذها في سياقها في إقامة هذا الدين وتمثله في النفس وفي المجتمع.
إن مشكلة الالتباس في المفاهيم الشرعية اليوم في حياة المسلمين ليست في معرفة تفصيل أحكام الصيام أو الصلاة، بل في معرفة حقيقة الإسلام ومعرفة موقع الصيام والصلاة وغيرها كأحكام واجبة تقوم بها الأمة فرادى وجماعات وتشرف عليها سلطة قائمة..
ما يحتاجه المسلمون أن يعرفوا سياق الصيام بين أحكام هذا الدين وشرائعه، وأنه جزء من هوية أمة وشريعة قائمة وقوانين حاكمة وقيم سابغة.
ما يحتاجه المسلم لدور الصيام في تربيته على هذا الدين وارتباطه بالكتاب المنزل وترك الذنوب والتطهر والوصول الى اليقين والتنعم بتطبيق هذا الدين وتمثله في كل خلجة من نفسه وفي كل كلمة وموقف واتجاه واستعداد.. وصولا الى الفرحة الكبرى بإتمام القيام بما أمر الله والتمكين لدينه ، ثم الفرحة الأعظم يوم لقاء الله تعالى.
على هذا المأخذ كان هذا الكتاب محاولة في هذا الاتجاه نسأل الله تعالى القبول والنفع للمسلمين، ولسائر خلقه تعالى.
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- 3. Renaissance – French term meaning “rebirth” Time period in Europe roughly between 14th and 17th century after Middle Ages which witnessed the rebirth of interest in classical art literature, and architecture Knowledge brought to Europe During Renaissance came directly from Ancient Greeks and Romans Knowledge helped revive and create concepts such as arches, vaults, domes, and columns Renaissance considered to have began in Italy after Ottoman Turks invaded Byzantine Empire and forced scholars to flee to the country Cities in Italy mainly included Florence, Venice, Milan, Genoa, Naples, and the Papal States
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- 7. 2nd Renaissance/Pre- Renaissance Philosophy was Neo-Platonism Took definite shape under philosophers Plato and Plotonius Philosophical school created by Plato which taught pupils from all over Greek world about Neo- Platonism The school was most famously known as the Academy Neo-Platonism emphasized mystical elements of Platonism Viewed as a form of mysticism that had theoretical and practical parts stemming from the belief in a divine or supernatural entity such as God
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