Tariq Ramadan - The quest for meaning and pluralism
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2011
- Tariq Ramadan, an Islamic scholar known for drawing thousands of people to events, filled a theatre and overflow room at SFU's Segal Graduate School of Business for his February 3rd talk.
Excellent
"Emotion is what you get at the surfac of your being; spirituality is what you get at the bottom of your heart."
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I've been rewatching some of your videos, and I realised why it s was so crucial for them to silence you. Your analysis of Islam and contemporary times was unique and a great asset to us Muslims. May Allah amplify your voice and make it impactful again.
The way of diversity and plurality IS the way forward
Thank you for sharing. I learnt a lot from this 53 minutes talk.
Thank you professor for this lecture.
In a world so full of different beliefs and viewpoints, how can we find peace in our shared humanity؟
The Quest for Meaning will take you on a journey to discover the profound truths that bind us all together. Love, respect, truth and tolerance, and examines questions such as how can men and women relate to each other? What is the true nature of equality? What does 'civilization' really mean? In doing so, he opens our minds to a new view of humanity.
To all those who THINK from HEART and FEEL from MIND, a thought provoking speech to induce peace and harmony among communities with diverse beliefs.
Thank you for this video.
Incredible speech. There was so much to think about that I had to take notes to make sure I caught everything. Now I need to read the book.
Nice articulation of such deep ideas
Check your system, it works fine for me.
The way we can find Peace is to consult on how we can evolve our ways and means of submitting and cooperating with Allah, God, the Creator and Oneanother in healthier, positive ways that inspire and encourage each of us gaining the Leadership Skills to be Wonderful People, Families, Communities, Nations & Worlds!
Mashallah we actually have much in common along with a modicum of Unity in Diversity a frame work to at least start with.
wow!!!
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please upload the subtitle or transcript of this video....please
Having many thanks to write to You, I do not wish... but I hope and speak Taite a' Taite , for in much wisdom is much grief and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow, because what is crooked cannot be made straight, and what is lacking cannot be numbered. Give her of the fruit of her hands, And let her own works praise her in the gates.
Manasseah, may I ask the purpose this particular talk was hidden from my eyes espesially in the passion year of 2017?
Search for a real peaceful world.
In every religious tradition rituals, ceremonial acts and devotional activities have a common objective, to cultivate the plebeian self to attain to peace within and outside - but unfortunately man falls in love with the means and forgets the objective.
No more of this 'kind' of slogan. Don't create tension. Create productive attitude and contribution towards God 'needs' and humankind.. Wasalam
there is a problem with the voice, the video is without any voice, please fix it :(
yes all religion thought us to be good. No doubt about that. Islam is a complete religion. Islam is religion of human kind. by saying this I am being arrrogant? . or doing Dakwah. kind of confusing? . if a friend who is a Buddhist and would like to convert to Islam. I should welcome her. I am being arrogant saying Welcome to Islam. As welcoming him to Islam sound arrogant as saying now you know which religion is true. I sound arrogant or I am doing a Dakwah.
Tariq Ramadan, by now, is not so much "known for drawing thousands of people to events" but for other reasons, I would say : and mostly shameful ones