Summaries Index of Arabic Books in English:

This question deals with one of the most important pillars of Christianity . The writer focuses on the Biblical verses that prove and answer this question clearly. Moreover, the writer lists the reasons why we should believe in the divinity of Christ.

We find in this part a detailed explanation concerning the personality and genealogy of Jesus Christ, the announcement of the good news concerning His unique birth and its important results, especially that Jesus came to save human beings from sin. In addition to this, we find an information on Christ's childhood and His growth in body, spirit and wisdom till the beginning of His service.

The author mentions the temptations that Jesus was confronted with by the devil, and His victory over him. He also mentions some of the miracles that Jesus did, in addititon to the calling of four disciples and some of Jesus' teachings.

This part focusses on the most important teachings of Jesus, such as the sermon on the mount which covers all parts of life, emphasising on the law of love and forgiveness. It also discusses some of His miracles and the choosing of His disciples.

The author mentions in this part some of Jesus' teachings and parables, emphasising on what these symbolize in the life of people, especially the parables. In addition to this, he mentions some of the miracles that Jesus did and the sending of His twelve disciples to preach the Good News to the gentiles.

This part contains an exact and precise discussion of the following points: The essence of Christ's personality, the testimony of heaven to Him, His authority, and His appearance on the mount of transfiguration in His heavenly glory. It also discusses the conditions for following Jesus and how to avoid stumbling blocks. Some of Christ's teachings and miracles are mentioned too.

The author mentions in this part Christ's encounters and discourses. When Jesus Christ entered Jerusalem as a King, He cleansed the temple and answered the Jewish Elders in regard to His authority and essence. Jesus mourned over the fate of the city and prophesied about its destruction and future events too. Christ foretold the disciples about His crucifixion and encouraged them, especially Peter, and instituted the Holy Communion.

The author mentions in this last part of the book the following points: Arrest of Christ, the trial by Jewish Elders and High Priests and by the Roman Governor. He also mentions Christ's crucifixion, death, resurrection, the post-resurrectional appearnces of Christ and His ascension to heaven.

This book is an exposition of 37 parables of Christ. These explained parables, in addition to the other remaining (14 parables), reveal the importance of such parables in spreading God’s kingdom in the world. Jesus Christ is the greatest teacher and "narrator". His method of teaching or telling a story is very simple, but very influential to enter the heart of His listeners; because the spiritual principles in His teachings are the basis. And in order to understand the meaning and the symbol of the parable, we have to take into consideration the following points: the occasion, the lesson to be taught and the references. The author divided his exposition of the parables into three parts, which contain all details of what is intended to be taught and clarified as follows: 1- The Nature of God’s kingdom. 2- The Privileges of the children of God’s kingdom . 3- The Responsibilities of the children of God’s kingdom.

This book contains explicatory sermons on Jesus' 28 miracles as recorded in the Gospel. "The miracles of Jesus Christ reveal His power and His Love." The author meditates on Jesus' miracles and concentrates on the following three points: 1- The person in need of the miracle. 2- Those who saw the miracle, whether believers or non-believers. 3- Then the author asks us to meditate upon Jesus who performed the wonders. As we meditate upon Christ we want to thank Him, live closer to Him and follow Him in love. This is the wish and prayer of the author for himself and for his readers.

"This booklet answers most of the questions about prayer from the Christian point of view." The author discusses the following points in relation to prayer: The definition of prayer, performance, where to pray, conditions of prayer, secrets of prevailing prayer, Jesus as the guider and advocate, times of prayer and other basic elements.

The author meditates on the following subjects: The Christian conduct, repentance, the crown of creation, temptation of saints, ignorance of atheists, a song of praise, God in nature (part 1), laws of the Lord (part 2), the Divine Shepherd, a cry of sorrow, examining God’s goodness, God is light, a sermon of an experienced (cognizant) man, bowing down before the Lord, thirsting (longing) for God, vindicate me, O God, God is refuge and strength, thank offerings, sincere repentance, David in the desert of Judah, a praise for God, thanksgiving and blessings.

The author meditates on the following matters: Longing (for the Lord), the prayer of trust, a song of Heman the Ezrahite, a prayer of Moses the man of God, the privilege of trust, a song for God, a call to worship the lord the Almighty, God the judge of all the earth, praise of all nations, magnify the divine generosity, a praise for the creator, thanksgiving for the Lord’s deliverance, the Lords salvation, and extolment of the law.

The author meditates on the following thoughts: A song of Ascents (pilgrimage to Jerusalem), God is my helper, a God-fearing life will be repaid, repentance, training oneself how to be humble, David’s oath, the conspiracy (part 1), The Lord’s judgment (the reign of the Lord’s Anointed), the King’s songs, the full heart, the Divine Christ, hallelujah, God’s anger (wrath), zeal for God’s house, the complete submission, the nearness of the Lord, the Divine ascension, the Lord’s right hand (part 1), the capstone (part 2), the Lord’s day (part 3), God’s dominion (reign) (part 1), "You are a priest forever" (part 2), bowing in worship before the Merciful, a praise for the King, the praise of the God-fearing men (part 1), a praise of hope (part 2), praise the Lord (part 1), the whole creation invoked to worship God (part 2), and a surpassing sublime praise.

Job is characterized by his sincere faith and strong patience in the midst of misfortune. The author meditates in this book on the following events in Jobs life: Introduction, Job’s character and wealth, the heavenly council, Job’s lament, the three cycles of speeches of Job’s friends and Job’s answers, the Lord’s words, Job’s response, the Lord’s rebuke of the three friends, and God's restoration of Job’s fortunes.

Abraham, originally Abram (exalted father), is the first Biblical patriarch. Based on this fact, the author meditates in this book on all stages of Abraham's life, such as: God's command to him, obeying the command, Abrahams marriage, God fulfills His promise to Abraham, God tests Abraham, God blesses Abraham, and Abraham in the Gospel.

The author meditates in this book on the life of the greatest prophet of the North kingdom of Israel before Christ. This prophet was always ready to do God’s will, in spite of hindrances and danger. He was a man of prayer, and God did many miracles through him. Elijah was taken up to heaven by a whirlwind. All these stages of Elijah’s life and other ones are discussed in this book.

The author meditates on the life of two great kings in the Bible "David and his son Solomon" in regard to their deeds and attributes. David is the one who wrote most of the psalms (73 psalms).These psalms (praises) console and encourage people under all situations and conditions of life, because David composed them as a result of passing through such situations during his life. Solomon is the "master of wisdom" who built God's Temple. He was called "'Ecclesiastes' because he compiled all sayings of knowledge and wisdom.''

This book is a meditation on the life of the prophet Moses, the speaker of God, as he is called. "With him I speak face to face." (Numbers 12:8). The author explains every stage in Moses' life. Before and after God's call to him, exodus from Egypt, events in Sinai, receiving of the Ten Commandments, troubles that he was confronted with in his life and other matters.

The Author meditates on the life of Elisha, who succeeded the prophet Elijah, and explains the miracles he did. These miracles show us God's goodness and love towards people through the life of this prophet, who sacrificed a luxurious family life in answering God's call. We should follow the example of this practical life for the sake of our spiritual growth.

This booklet answers the question of one of our correspondents: "The Holy Books say that God created Adam from the dust of the ground. However, modern science teaches that human developed from monkeys, is that true?"

Another question that is answered in this booklet is: "I know that God created the world, and that He is love and good. But where did evil come from, and what does it mean?"

This book gives clear details of God’s revelation about the Day of Judgment. The author mentions the signs of the end of the age as recorded in the Bible, such as: Catastrophes, famine and diseases. He also mentions: wars between nations, struggles between authorities, as well as struggle between the powers of darkness and the heavenly powers.

"Jesus is coming again. This reality is incontestable. But the big question is: How? And what is the evidence of that?" The author answers this big question, by answering twenty seven questions, which focus on this very essential issue. The author advices the dear readers to be alert and ready for this second coming of Christ. This book has no political purpose, and is not affected or influenced by any political point of view. It is a theological study concerning this subject, based on the Bible, and on reliable sources and references.

This booklet tells us what the Bible teaches about the resurrection after death. The booklet answers this question, that might be one of the most important questions through history, in the light of the Word of God.

Many wonder if there are verses in the Bible that tell us about the Second Coming of Christ? And if there is an exact point of time or specific signs of his coming? The writer answers these questions and finally asks about the reader’s stand of the Second Coming.

The author discusses the following basic matters related to marriage: family, home, holy life, prayer, cooperation, respect, sex, polygamy, divorce, and other subjects. He gives basic advices that we should follow, before and after marriage, so as to achieve marital happiness.The author depends in his discussion on the Bible, as well as on pastoral experience.

The author emphasises on the importance of marriage between believers after a period of engagement. This period helps the couple to know the mentality of each other and to abolish, if possible, all contradictions between them before marriage.Then he discusses the beginning of marital life and gives some advices concerning its success, such as: trust, love, frankness (clarity), submission, confession of faults to each other, and other important advices in order to establish a sound family life. He also mentions what the Bible says about marriage.

The author discusses in this book the dangers of smoking for the smoker, the non-smoker and the public. The author shows how to quit smoking by giving effective sincere advice.