The Conception of God and the Meaning of Prayer

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"The Conception of God and the Meaning of Prayer" is a chapter in Muhammad Iqbal’s philosophical work that explores Islamic understandings of God and the spiritual significance of prayer in shaping human consciousness and religious experience.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic philosophical writing
book chapter
philosophical text
aimsTo clarify Islamic conception of God for modern thought
show the spiritual and practical meaning of prayer
author Muhammad Iqbal NERFINISHED
discusses God as ultimate reality
God–world relationship
Islamic monotheism
Qur’anic view of God
creative activity of God
divine immanence
divine transcendence
freedom and divine omnipotence
intellectual versus experiential knowledge of God
moral attributes of God
mystical experience in Islam
personal God
philosophical theology
prayer and human destiny
prayer and moral action
prayer and selfhood
prayer as dialogue with God
prayer as spiritual discipline
prophetic experience
religious experience as a source of knowledge
religious psychology
transformative power of prayer
explores creative role of the human ego in relation to God
dynamic relationship between man and God
ethical implications of belief in God
how prayer deepens religious experience
how prayer shapes human consciousness
prayer as participation in divine creativity
prayer as realization of the self
language English
mainTopic conception of God in Islam
human consciousness
meaning of prayer
relationship between God and human being
religious experience
spiritual life in Islam
partOf Muhammad Iqbal’s philosophical work on Islam
philosophicalTradition Islamic existential thought
Islamic modernism NERFINISHED
religion Islam

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reconstruction of religious thought in Islam hasPart The Conception of God and the Meaning of Prayer
subject surface form: The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam