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Proud of being a slave of Allah.
 
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i have no problem calling myself the slave of god i mean, we all are to be honest. He is literally our creator, we are literally nothing compared to him. Thankfully he seems like a mostly benevolent master (atleast by what the quran says). Although i would say the word "servant" is a better term, because most religious muslims do as god says because of the promise of great reward (in the afterlife), as well as god says that he did give us freewill, and slaves dont have any freewill.
Slaves of god,it ain't wrong at all tbh
Proud of being a slave of Allah.

You guys would greatly benefit from reading this Arabic book.
 
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Nvm the author is a Sufi philosopher, not reading.

And that is probably the least of the worries regarding the book.
 
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I advise the Muslims to not read this book.
 
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Do not read this book about sihr, no muslim should be reading this. Intentionally trying to misguide Muslims without telling them about the author or the book, shame on you.

The author is firstly a Sufi, they are Muslims who have strayed from the path of Ahlus-Sunnah Wal-Jammah.

Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah (may Allah have mercy on him) said:

“The words al-faqr and al-tasawwuf (i.e., Sufism ) may include some things that are loved by Alaah and His Messenger, and these are things that are enjoined even if they are called faqr or tasawwuf, because the Quran and Sunnah indicate that they are mustahabb and that is not altered if they are called by other names.

That also includes actions of the heart such as repentance and patience. And it may include things that are hated by Allah and His Messenger, such as some kinds of belief in incarnation and pantheism, or monasticism that has been innovated in Islam, or things that go against shari’ah and have been innovated, and so on.

These things are forbidden no matter what names they are given… And it may include limiting oneself to a certain style of clothing or certain customs, ways of speaking and behaving, in such a way that anyone who goes beyond it is regarded as an outsider, although this is not something that has been stipulated in the Quran or Sunnah; rather it may be something that is permissible or it may be something that is makruh, and this is a bid’ah that is forbidden.

This is not the way of the friends of Allah (awliya Allah); such things are innovations and misguidance that exist among those who claim to follow the Sufi path.
(source)

On Philosophy:
Philosophy has its roots in disbelief and it goes against the preservation of the mind. This is why it's forbidden to learn philosophy in Islam. Instead of submitting to Allah and relying on revelation, philosophers, or those influenced by philosophy, start to have reliance on their own false reasoning over the revelation, similar to the misguided sect known as Mu'tazilah and their ilk.
(source)

I don't think an explanation has to be done regarding magic and occult type stuff, that's basic common sense to avoid it.

However, if necessary:

Abu Musa al-Ash‘ari reported the Prophet as saying, “There are three who will not enter paradise: one who is addicted to wine, one who breaks ties of relationship, and one who believes in magic.”

Ahmad transmitted it.

(Mishkat al-Masabih 3656)

And Allah knows best.
 
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