Has Not the Time Come for Hearts to Grow Humble

About this book

Behind the mind's never-resting din, and in logic's endless corridors, a hidden voice dwells within us, awaiting a single moment of silence to be heard. This book is no mere texts to be read, but an invitation to recover "the compass" we lost in materialism's crowd and the race after the mind's deficient answers. Writer Soukaina Ait Kagho takes us on an exceptional journey, beginning from a gentle reproach echoing in the soul's corners: "Has the time not come?", placing us before the bare truth; that guidance and serenity are not attained by cold mental analysis, but by surrendering to the flood of lights the Creator lodged in the "morsel" dwelling our chests. The work progresses between unlocking hearts' locks shut by heedlessness, and inspiring the soul that return to the Quran is no outward ritual, but a divine "soothing" and safe refuge for whoever tires of wandering. In a literary style joining delicate feeling and depth of vision, the book presents great Quranic verses, not merely to interpret them linguistically, but to make them a mirror reflecting our pains and hopes.