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De l'amour : Ce que l'islam a d'essentiel à dire à notre temps — Mohamed Oudihat | Éditions Al Bouraq

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De l'amour : Ce que l'islam a d'essentiel à dire à notre temps — Mohamed Oudihat | Éditions Al BouraqPrsentation Pourquoi le couple moderne, malgr la libert de cultiver l'amour, n'a jamais t aussi fragile ? Mohamed Oudihat propose une rflexion profonde et accessible sur la crise du couple contemporain travers le prisme islamique. Un ouvrage qui rconcilie spiritualit et analyse sociologique pour redcouvrir les enseignements essentiels de l'islam sur l'amour et la relation conjugale. Contenu du livre Analyse historique et sociologique de la crise

Présentation

Pourquoi le couple moderne, malgré la liberté de cultiver l'amour, n'a jamais été aussi fragile ? Mohamed Oudihat propose une réflexion profonde et accessible sur la crise du couple contemporain à travers le prisme islamique. Un ouvrage qui réconcilie spiritualité et analyse sociologique pour redécouvrir les enseignements essentiels de l'islam sur l'amour et la relation conjugale.

Contenu du livre

  • Analyse historique et sociologique de la crise conjugale actuelle
  • Les principes islamiques fondamentaux concernant l'amour et le mariage
  • Comprendre le paradoxe de la liberté amoureuse versus l'instabilité relationnelle
  • Perspectives spirituelles et pratiques pour renforcer les liens conjugaux
  • Enseignements du Coran et de la Sunna sur les relations de couple
  • Solutions constructives pour vivre l'amour de manière épanouie et durable

Pour qui ?

Cet ouvrage s'adresse aux adultes en quête de sens spirituel, aux couples cherchant à approfondir leur relation, aux étudiants en théologie islamique, ainsi qu'à tous ceux désireux de comprendre les enjeux contemporains du mariage à travers la sagesse islamique.

L'auteur

Mohamed Oudihat est un penseur islamique reconnu pour sa capacité à vulgariser les concepts religieux complexes. Ses travaux combinent rigueur académique et accessibilité, offrant des ponts entre tradition islamique et enjeux modernes. Il intervient régulièrement sur les questions de famille, de spiritualité et d'éthique contemporaine dans le cadre franco-arabe.

Informations éditoriales

Auteur Mohamed Oudihat
Éditeur Éditions Al Bouraq
Collection Études
ISBN 9791022502443
Nombre de pages 208
Format Broché
Année de parution 2018
Langue Français
Public Adultes
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