The light of humanity in the East

The reader has the right to ask what is the implicit message that this book carries, and perhaps it is simply that, even if you are a Muslim believer, it is very important to know that in the vast world around us there are other religions and beliefs, some of which are heavenly religions and some of which are non-heavenly religions and beliefs that are condemned and embraced by millions. Humans in India, China, and other countries of the world have their own lofty values ​​and ideas, and the world knew religions and worship thousands of years before the heavenly religions. A monotheism of God was called for by Akhenaten in ancient Egypt. Realizing all of this, understanding and respecting the beliefs of others, and believing in the values ​​of tolerance and interaction with those who differ from you, are the most important fruits of reading this book, whose title indicates its subject and its purpose. The six chapters each talk about a great person in the history of humanity, all of them from the East. They are all guides, whether their words and messages are the product of their thoughts and wisdom or a revelation from heaven.