She drives the reader’s focus over the critical issues like women’s empowerment, manhood, and Ummah’s struggle in the 21st century. Thirdly, It’s not just attachment, love, hardships, or the relationship with God that she discusses, she also pens down about women, men, and ummah. She then quotes Quran 50:22, to explain yet how unmindful you’re of this meeting. For example in chapter 4 section 3 “A sacred Conversation,” she tells you that the Lord of the universe offers you a sacred conversation with him in the darkness of the night, while the world sleeps.
Secondly, I really like her tadabbur over the Quran. While reading, Yasmin Mogahed’s writing style tells you how thoughtfully, deeply, and lovingly has she written each chapter. ( Mugsandblogs.official ) – via Instagram The writer frequently adds Quranic verses, hadith, sayings of some amazing Islamic personalities like Ali (as), Rumi, Ibn e Taymiyyah and Ibn e Qayam to explain her point.
It conveys the message through storytelling adding in some beautiful examples, metaphors, and scenarios from the Quran and her life. Why? because Firstly, the writer uses a novelistic approach to connect with the readers. I found this book very interesting and self-soothing. It took me a month to finalize what I can add to the in-depth review so that the right people get to find and buy the book. Yasmin Mogahed will give you all of these answers in her book reclaim your heart personal insights on breaking free from life’s shackles. Why just you can’t be permanently happy? Peaceful and Headstrong? Is it God that you’re missing? How to connect with God amidst all the chaos? Why don’t your dua’s get answered and Why does life is so harsh? Why are you running into relationships but still there is this emptiness in your soul? Rating:Īren’t satisfied? Want more details? Keep reading! In-Depth Review of the Book:ĭo you often think about your pain? Why do you get hurt and disappointed by your loved ones? Reclaim your heart can be read by any person who is going through emotional trauma or one who is seeking stability and purpose in life.
The book has 7 big sections each section containing various sub-sections related to the main topic. Despite its Islamic context, Reclaim your heart can also provide a psychological service to the reader with some great advice and outstanding lessons that follows astonishing examples to help the reader overcome emotional loss, redirect his focus on God’s grace and build a better connection with Him. The author writes about emotional attachment and various other topics that happen to cross a Muslim’s path. The book itself is about the author’s personal reflections on god, life, and relationships. Today, is the day to read Reclaim your heart review! Well, it’s a beautiful book written by Yasmin Mogahed.
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