The divine message, in this book, is not a closed text preserved in hearts or repeated in sanctuaries, but a methodology of life rediscovered in every generation. It is not a political or social system, but a system of consciousness. It is not a ready-made answer, but an open question that invites the mind to reflection, the conscience to choice, and the heart to certainty.This book is addressed to:The youth who find in religion old answers to new questionsThe intellectual seeking an Islam that speaks the language of reason and scienceThe believer who wishes to live faith as an experience, not a habitThe seeker of meaning in a world where form prevails over essence Ismail El assal A self-taught seeker who asks to understand, and writes to awaken. He believes the Quran is not a book to recite, but a consciousness project linking: The First Creation (matter) The Other Creation (consciousness) The Hereafter (accountability) In "From Question to Insight", he starts with 5 simple questions: Is the Quran timeless? Do we need commentaries? How does the modern mind read the text? Through linguistic roots and chronological revelation, he rebuilds the divine message as living guidance, not rigid ritual. Independent, unaffiliated with any academic or religious institution. He stumbles through Arabic, yet insists: "The question is the bridge." "A question is not doubt… it is the key to certainty."

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