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218 Index three branches represent bestiality, savageness and wild imagination. . . . . . . . . . . 153 three Quranic insights concerning,. 139 Holy Prophetsa came when the world had been thoroughly corrupted . . . 21 human beings 207 180 receive revelation in the phase of victory, possessed high moral excellences. 29 raised for the reformation of mankind in his fortieth year. E reason for the appearance of, in Arabia 84 reason why his life was divided in two phases. . . . . . . . . . . 205 body becomes source of recompense of good and evil in,. 146 physical body in this stage is he dedicated all his life for he was the next to Jesus to demonstrated high qualities 206 days in womb and first forty years in life shows signs of life almost four months and ten days after its conception. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Intermediate state purpose of, was to elevate savages into men. true purpose of the teachings of, is to reform three conditions Honesty Quranic teachings about, . . . . . 50 Human conscience is a source of knowledge by certainty of inference . . . . . . . . . . . 187 23 24 nature of, 187 Human foetus analogy between first forty A safeguarded the Muslims against the stupidities of this world 177 prepared either from light or darkness. . 145 his life consisted of two Islam phases. 205 always produced such the only purpose of his life persons who received was to demonstrate glory of revelation from God 196 God 206 climax of religion has been wars of, were defensive. . . . . . . . 210 reached in Islam. . . . . 86 Holy Quran is inherent in the nature of contains well reasoned man. 159 arguments 185 is a reminder of that which is the means of establishing perfect spiritual relationship already exists in man's with God 128 nature 185 Istighfar presents the God who was philosophy of, 156 not identified by the philosophers 86