Yilmaz Alimoglu

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To be in the world but not of it

Ibn Arabi, who is considered to be the greatest sheikh in Sufism, was traveling to Mecca, and he passed through Tunisia. In Tunisia he was told that there was a holy man living there who he must visit. This holy man was a fisherman who lived in a mud hut on the beach and caught […]

April 24, 2011 3 Comments Short URL Christianity, Culture, God, Humanity, Ibn Arabi, Islam, Judaism, Morality, Morocco, Mysticism, Philosophy, Quotes, Religion, Seville, Spain, Spirituality, Stories, Sufism, Thoughts, Tunisia Sufism

“Social Justice”, Redistribution of Wealth According to the Authentic Judaic Sources

“Charity means more than just donate” Larry Kahaner, “Values, Prosperity and the Talmud” “Tzedakah is equivalent to all the commandments of the world combined” Rabbi Assi, quoted from Bava Batra 9a of the Babylonian Talmud According to many sources of the Talmud, charity is the greatest force in the universe. How could we interpret such […]

April 2, 2011 0 Comments Short URL Alfred J. Kolatch, Andalusia, Bava Batra, Books, Christianity, Cordoba, Culture, Egypt, Elie Wiesel, Humanity, Inspiration, Islam, Judaism, Justice, Larry Kahaner, Life, Lifestyle, Literature, Love, Maimonides, Middle East, Mishneh Torah, Morality, Moses ben-Maimon, Nilton Bonder, Personal, Philosophy, Rabbi Assi, Rambam, Reflections, Relationships, Religion, Social Justice, Spirituality, Sufi Quotes, Talmud, Thoughts, Tzedakah, Yaakov Israel Blumenfeld Blogging, Thoughts/Ideas

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To be in the world but not of it

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