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May 2, 2012, 10:41 pm

salaheldin ahmed ibrahim

What a golden time..!!

Assalamu alaikum,
I was inspirted by Ustadh Mahmoud Mohamed Taha when i was 17 years old,particularly in 1984, one year before his execusion.Sometimes a mere slight incidence may change one's whole life,just by chance a man's whole life can be totally changed I came across a lecture for al uztadh titled as
" Tallamu Kaif Tusalloun" "learn how to pray". That lecture was the main door from which i have entered the garden of freedom of thought,freedom of thinking; for the first time in my life i felt a big relief,a deep sigh. Imagine to laught like a newly born child,a childlike laughter. Infact not as if,but it was a reality that i was born new the day i heard that lecture,all the meanings were new to me.. acually i came to know what even the word "Lecture" meant to me;a totally different meaning from what is written in all dictionaries.
Sudan has fallen apart,because the golden days in which such a real man like al ustadh Mahmoud were lecturing people were gone..gone because he is gone.
Sometimes i have a feeling that the recent suffering of Sudan is nothing but a punishment for the sake of a man who gaved, sacreficed his life for such a country "Sudan".
For those who think that al ustadh is gone and those golden days were gone too,let them know that real men never die,real thought never die,soul remain, but body vanishes... he is still there around us for those who really want to free themselves from the so-called religous people and who want to live a life of dignity.
Salaheldin Falola

August 25, 2011, 10:56 am

Kenny King

A full transformation of heart

Al-Ustadh Mahmoud Muhammad Taha's words inspired me to reflect on the importance of internalizing God's word so that it affects every part of who we are and how we think and act. God did not offer His word to us through His Prophets so that we could build large churches, mosques or temples,or even go to war with one another over our differences, but so we could apply it to our daily lives and become more like Him. The religious rituals we perform in our places of worship should be an outward expression of an inward commitment, not just a thoughtless act we perform out of habit or tradition. I truly believe that God has spoken to man through His holy prophets, to whom He gave His authority to speak and act in His name. I believe that He does this because He loves us, as our Heavenly Father. I pray for the wisdom and ablity to mantain an eternal perspective as I worship Him and that His word, as given to us through his guided Prophets, can motivate us to act, to change, even unto full transformation of our hearts.

August 28, 2011, 12:56 pm

عمر هواري

رد: A full transformation of heart

Dear Kenny
Greetings
I am so glad and delighted to read your touching message.
I think you got to the essence of Ustadh Mahmoud's message which is that of self-realization through a change process that allows us to achieve inner peace. Religion was meant for the individual, every single individual, and not for institutions. People need to go back to that basic message and start transforming themselves instead of looking for failing institutions to bail them out spiritually.
We as humans share the main essential attributes that make us humans but these have long been tented with misguided ideological dictates that keep us apart but once we tap into them we will sure to find what unite us in this holly journey that we are destined to undertake.
I value your comments and thank you for taking the time to sharing your thoughts with us.
Regards,
Omer Hawari

August 11, 2011, 5:08 am

Dioscorus Boles

A Hope for Muslim Socities

I have interest in the religious and political thought of Mahmoud Muhammad Taha. He clearly towers over the rest of Islamic thinkers. Not since the Mu'tazilis has an Arab religious thinker been of the same stature.

His religious thinking offers all Muslim societies the best hope of embracing modernity while remain attached to their religious beliefs.

August 17, 2011, 7:37 pm

عمر هواري

Re: A Hope for Muslim Socities

Dear Dioscorus
Greetings
Thank you for your remarks and kind words about the thoughts of Ustadh Mahmoud Muhammad Taha. We welcome your interest and friendship and we value your comments. Indeed Ustadh Mahmoud's thoughts are the only hope for Muslims to get out of the backwardness and lead the world towards a peaceful future if they understand the true message of their religion which will help unite this small planet not torn it apart.

Omer Hawari
Website Admin

August 7, 2011, 2:29 am

Masoud B Nour

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Thanks to all people like ustaz mahmoud, his brothers, for the great contribution to Sudanese,and universal thought.this is agreat step towards enligtment of all beleivers,I wish i can buy some of his books in the near future.

August 17, 2011, 7:44 pm

عمر هواري

Re: comment

Dear Masoud
Salam Alaykum
Thank you for your encouraging remarks and kind words. We are working on making all works of Ustadh Mahmoud available via this website and were able to upload a number of books in PDF format so they can be easily downloaded and printed by those interested. These are all in Arabic. The only translated book (into English) which is "The Second Message of Islam" is also available from many retailers such as amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com
Regards,
Omer

June 23, 2011, 10:19 am

Osman Abdullah Eladnani

Thank you for continuing this great work

I am a friend of the Republican Brothers since my university years from 1972 to 78. I hope to be in contact with the brothers.

June 24, 2011, 5:52 pm

عمر هواري

RE: Thank you for continuing this great work

Dear Osman
Greetings
Thank you for your kind words about the website. We value your friendship and welcome your comments and questions.
Please feel free to call me evenings and weekends at 9194049202.

Best regards,

Omer Hawari
Site Admin

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