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A review by iris_ymra
Letters to a Young Muslim by Omar Saif Ghobash
2.0
It took me quite some time to finish this book -- it was a struggle for me to not put this book down when I had started and every time I tried to continue my reading.
I don't know if this book as its title claims is really for a young Muslim; do every young Muslim really are facing everything in this book -- I don't think I am. There were most parts of the topics this book discussed I could not come to an agreement with and there were parts I found myself in the same page as the writer.
Honestly, in my opinion the author didn't really give the answers to every question he made in this book -- the so questions that in his opinion are often linger in every young Muslims mind. Perhaps they are, the question, the young him faced and still to find the answer to.
I believe that most things that have been written in this book is solely based own the author's self view and opinion.
One thing I can say is, yes a Muslim can become a Muslim of their own choice, but do ones really call themselves a Muslim while not abide to the commandments of being a Muslim.
I don't know if this book as its title claims is really for a young Muslim; do every young Muslim really are facing everything in this book -- I don't think I am. There were most parts of the topics this book discussed I could not come to an agreement with and there were parts I found myself in the same page as the writer.
Honestly, in my opinion the author didn't really give the answers to every question he made in this book -- the so questions that in his opinion are often linger in every young Muslims mind. Perhaps they are, the question, the young him faced and still to find the answer to.
I believe that most things that have been written in this book is solely based own the author's self view and opinion.
One thing I can say is, yes a Muslim can become a Muslim of their own choice, but do ones really call themselves a Muslim while not abide to the commandments of being a Muslim.