This is a collection of excerpts from a book by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan entitled Religion and Science. The excerpts explore the relationship between religion and science. The author argues that while the two fields of study may appear to be at odds, they are in fact complementary. He contends that religion is not incompatible with science, but rather that scientific inquiry actually reinforces the truths of religion. The book uses various arguments and historical examples to demonstrate that even scientific observations and discoveries that might seemingly contradict religious beliefs can be interpreted in a way that supports religious truths. https://cpsglobal.org/books/religion-and-science

Marcus Aurelius, in his Meditations, and the provided text both argue that individuals should focus on developing positive qualities within their control rather than dwelling on perceived shortcomings. The authors highlight the importance of traits like honesty, dignity, and persistence, emphasizing that these qualities are not determined by birth but are choices we make. By cultivating these virtues, we can achieve personal fulfillment and live a meaningful life, regardless of our perceived limitations.

Facing adversity is an inevitable part of life and that maintaining a positive and patient attitude is essential for overcoming challenges. It suggests that these difficulties can serve as catalysts for personal growth, helping us to unlock our potential. The author emphasizes the importance of avoiding negativity and complaint, as these behaviors can hinder our ability to progress through difficult times. By embracing a proactive approach, individuals can transform adversity into an opportunity for self-improvement and achieve greater success in life.

This excerpt from the CPS Global website, "GOOD IN EVERY SITUATION," by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, discusses the importance of adjusting to one another in marriage and finding something good even in what seems bad. It draws upon a Quranic verse to emphasize that a happy family life does not depend on finding a partner of one's exact choice, but rather on the ability to see the good in difficult situations and adjust to one another. The author argues that happiness is a state of mind and that individuals are responsible for their own happiness, rather than relying on others to provide it. https://cpsglobal.org/articles/good-in-every-situation

This excerpt from "THE CONCEPT OF GOD IN ISLAM | CPS GLOBAL" focuses on the concept of monotheism (Tawheed) in Islam, emphasizing the oneness and absoluteness of God. The article explains that God is the creator and sustainer of the universe, and that He is unique and incomparable, with no equals or compeers. It further emphasizes the importance of purifying the concept of God from human interpolations, stressing the importance of understanding God's true nature as revealed in the Quran.

The article, titled "THE ‘SAVE YOURSELF’ FORMULA," argues that the key to success in life is to avoid engaging in unnecessary conflict and instead focus on peaceful planning and taking advantage of opportunities. The author, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, uses the saying from the Bible, “Whoever takes away your coat, do not withhold your shirt from him either,” to illustrate this point. He cites the example of Prophet Muhammad who, rather than fighting with the leaders of Makkah, chose to leave and settle in Madinah, ultimately achieving a peaceful conquest of hearts. The author concludes that by adopting a peaceful strategy and focusing on opportunities, individuals can achieve great success. THE ‘SAVE YOURSELF’ FORMULA | CPS GLOBAL

This transcript from a lecture by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan explores the concept of spirituality in Islam. Khan uses various analogies, including the relationship between a child and its mother, the stars in the universe, and flowers, to explain that life is a journey of spiritual growth and that true happiness lies in understanding and embracing the divine order. He emphasizes the importance of seeing the world as a classroom, where every experience, whether positive or negative, offers a lesson for spiritual development. He argues that true spirituality comes from recognizing the divine presence in nature and understanding its interconnectedness with our lives.

Jim Kwik, a self-described "brain coach," argues that asking questions is a powerful tool for shaping our reality and enhancing our lives. He believes that the questions we ask direct our focus, frame our perceptions, influence our decisions, trigger emotions, and amplify our learning and growth. Kwik highlights the importance of being mindful of the questions we ask and provides examples of powerful questions to ask in various contexts, such as learning, problem-solving, decision-making, and relationships. By asking the right questions, Kwik suggests, we can unlock new possibilities, overcome challenges, and achieve our goals.