دفاع عن الاسلام by Laura Veccia Vaglieri

It is a book which there is no way to imitate. “Islam’s great miracle lies in the Qur’an, which transmits to us, through a proven and contiguous narration, certain news and stories. Man has become a slave of Allâh Alone and Islam has pronounced equality between all men.” All priests, false keepers of holy talismans, brokers of salvation and all those who claimed to be mediators between Allâh and man, and consequently thought their authority was beyond the wills of others, fell from their thrones. Man has ultimately perceived his high position. “By virtue of Islam, paganism in all its forms was defeated. Since one could hardly deny the value of these gains, we should conclude that the practice of Hijâb is of priceless benefit for Islamic society.” This very ancient rule of screening women from men with its consequent moral life was the reason why the systematic trade of prostitutes was not known in eastern countries except wherever there was a power or authority of foreigners. “This (imposition of Hijâb) does not mean to have disrespect for women or to endeavor to repress their will in so much as to protect them from the lusts of men. Another proof for the Qur’an’s divine source lies in the fact that the Qur’anic text has remained pure and undistorted along the centuries from the very moment it was revealed till these days of ours.”

The great miracle of Islam lies in the Qur’an, which proves too impossible to imitate even in its substance. There is something amazing in Islam’s revealed book. “The first duty of man is to reflect upon the phenomena of nature in order to ascertain that Allâh exists and, from this main principle, one has faith in the Prophets and divinely revealed books. Well-memorized and too impossible to imitate Vallardi, 1963) Rules of Arabic (2 vols.) and others.įrom Apologia dell’ Islamismo = An Interpretation of Islam: Aldo Caselli, Haverford College, Pennsylvania (Zurich: Islamic Foundation 1980) A synthesis on classical Islam: L'Islam da Maometto al secolo XVI, in: Storia Universale (dir.

Formiggini, 1925) translated from Italian into English by Dr.

Her most famous works include a textbook on Arabic grammar: Grammatica teorico-pratica della lingua araba (Istituto per l'Oriente, Rome, 1937, 2 vols.) Apologia dell’ Islamismo (An Interpretation of Islam) (Rome, A. Her writings in the field of oriental studies are widely accepted in the West. She wrote many articles, conducted much research about Islam and contributed in the Islamic Encyclopedia. She dedicated herself to the study of Islamic history and Arabic language and literature. She was an honorary professor at the Naples Eastern Institute. She was a prominent Italian researcher and one of the pioneers of Arabic and Islamic studies in Italy.

دفاع عن الاسلام by Laura Veccia Vaglieri