We Guided Him to the Two Highways

About this book

A journey at the soul's and existence's crossroads. Between the folds of this existence, man stands perplexed before a riddle extending since the first moment his feet trod the earth; where did I come from? And where is the road? And what is that light suddenly igniting in chests to light the darkness of bewilderment? In his new book "We Guided Him to the Two Highways," researcher Mohamed Abdel-Aal Ibrahim takes us on a journey unlike other journeys; it is a deep dive into "the sea of creed" with its surging waves, but with a vision refusing complication and triumphing for the sound natural disposition. This book is no mere dry texts or obsolete verbal disputes, but a restoration of the voice of certainty that has not changed since the companions received it with pure hearts and fell silent about it "the silence of those who understand." The writer slips with literary cleverness and a human pulse to discuss the issues that tore the nation's unity, attempting to unravel the entanglement between the complications of "the scholastics" and the simplicity of "the monotheists." It is a frank invitation to free oneself from the shackles of "the herd of imitators" who plunged into the world like cogs in a deaf machine.