THEOLOGY OF QUR’AN SERIES: ‘ANGELS AND THE WORLD OF UNSEEN’
Belief in angels is the second tenet of the six essentials in Islamic faith. Yet we seldom talk about them. Besides human beings, angels and other spiritual beings are also conscious beings according to Qur’an. Why are they created and what role do they exactly play? What is their nature? We believe in an unseen world but can we prove its existence. How about dreams? Are dreams true and can they really be interpreted? We will also discuss human spirit, and explore Islamic sources about the human spirit. Can we prove its existence?
This particular course has the following content:
- Proofs for the existence of angels
- Angels in the Qur’an and hadith
- Conscious beings other than humans
- Purpose for the existence of angels
- Nature and roles of angels
- Explanation of spiritual mediums
- Human spirit and its nature
- Dreams and their interpretations
Start Date: Friday 22nd October 2010
Time: 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Venue: Conference Room, Auburn Gallipoli Mosque,
Gallipoli Parade Auburn
Duration: Once a week for ten weeks
Cost: Free
Instructor: Mehmet Ozalp, PhD Candidate in Islamic Theology
Author of “101 Questions You Asked About Islam” and “Islam and the Modern World”
THEOLOGY OF QUR’AN SERIES
Advanced Course on the Theology and Creed of Islam
This course is part of the Theology of Qur’an Series which consists of a total of 13 courses on the theology and creed of Islam. Completion of all courses in the series gives you the option and the opportunity to attain a diploma in Islamic theology and creed (aqidah)
For enquires and registrations please contact info@isra.org.au or info@gallipolimosque.org.au or call 9646 5972 or 9649 9040
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