Maulana Wahiduddin Khan English Books

n the book The Way to Find God, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan explains that man requires guidance in his search for God. The universe provides man with such guidance in visual form. The whole universe seems to be beckoning man to join it in its inexorable progress towards the Lord. So dazzling is the sun's radiance that it seems to wish to convey a message to man but cannot do so before setting. Trees extend their branches. Rivers flow on in their pulsating motion. All these things and many others have something to say, but men pass them by without ever realizing what that thing is. All celestial heights and terrestrial panoramas seem to join in a massive yet silent congregation, which addresses itself to man visually, though never audibly. One who can listen to the silent language of the universe will be able to find God.

Through the book, The True Jihad Maulana Wahiduddin Khan proves beyond any shadow of a doubt that Islam and violence are contradictory to each other. Islam claims to be an eternal religion and violence as a principle is totally alien to the scheme of things in Islam. The truth of the matter is that, all the teachings of Islam are based directly or indirectly on the principle of peace. The word ‘jihad’ has nowhere been used in the Quran to mean war in the sense of launching an offensive. It is used rather to mean a peaceful, ideological ‘struggle’. The action most consistently called for in the Quran is the exercise of patience. No excuse, therefore, justifies the use of violence, in individual or national life. Islam teaches the maintenance of peace unilaterally. The book proves that the concept of Islamic violence is so obviously unfounded that prima facie it stands rejected.

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The present booklet, A Case of Discovery comprises of a lecture, which was delivered by Dr. Nishikant Chattopadhyaye in 1904, in Hyderabad. He belonged to the well-known Bengali family of Sarojini Naidu. Dr. Nishikant Chattopadhyaye with his family migrated from Bengal to settle in Hyderabad during the British period. Well-versed in several languages, he was a truth seeker in the real sense of the word. He studied religion and its related disciplines in detail. Finally, he became fully convinced of the veracity of Islam. Having found the answer to his quest, he embraced the true faith. After his acceptance, he delivered a lecture on 26th August 1904, at the historic Fateh Maidan in Hyderabad. The present booklet comprises of this lecture.

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In the book The Reality of Life, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan explains that man is born with unlimited potential, yet in the present world he finds only a very limited use for it. According to his nature, man wants to live eternally, but very soon, without his leave, death arrives and puts an end to his life. He harbours an ocean of desires in his heart but these dreams are never realized. In this case, there is no difference between a poor man and a rich man. In this book the author explains why man and the present world are so mismatched.

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In the book The Way to Find God, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan explains that man requires guidance in his search for God. The universe provides man with such guidance in visual form. The whole universe seems to be beckoning man to join it in its inexorable progress towards the Lord. So dazzling is the sun's radiance that it seems to wish to convey a message to man but cannot do so before setting. Trees extend their branches. Rivers flow on in their pulsating motion. All these things and many others have something to say, but men pass them by without ever realizing what that thing is. All celestial heights and terrestrial panoramas seem to join in a massive yet silent congregation, which addresses itself to man visually, though never audibly. One who can listen to the silent language of the universe will be able to find God.