Seven Steps to Spiritual Intelligence

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Seven Steps to Spiritual Intelligence

How do we develop a spiritual life? How do we change ourselves so that we can live by the universal spiritual values of Islam?

7 Steps to Spiritual Intelligence tells us how to come closer to Allah in seven steps through genuine seeking of Allah, discipleship of a spiritual director, learning and understanding spiritual intelligence, simplicity and contentment, striving to practise, remembering Allah and praying to Him, and self-inspection and self-control. Based on the teachings of classical scholars including Imam Ghazali and upon years of practical experience in teaching young Muslims.

"When you are spiritually intelligent you become more aware of the big picture, for yourself and the universe, and your place and purpose in it."—Tony Buzan

How do we develop a spiritual intelligence? How do we change ourselves so that we can live by the universal spiritual values?

Seven Steps to Spiritual Intelligence tells us how to do do so, while also summarizing fourteen centuries of spiritual wisdom in Islamic literature, from the great scholars and Sufis of Spain, Morocco, Turkey, and India.

Reviews

Dr Musharraf Hussain has given us a contemporary and highly accessible way to understand and apply Islamic teachings to spirituality.

"…an effective, brief, and attractively designed introduction to some of the main principles of Islam…" — Publishers Weekly

About The Authour

Dr Musharraf Hussain is the Director of the Karimia Institute in the UK, which works on a number of projects from community development to adult classes and interfaith work. He also serves as principal of the Nottingham Islamia School; president of the national Christian-Muslim Forum; chair of the UK-Indonesia Islamic Advisory Group and trustee of the international relief charity Muslim Hands and for the National Centre for Citizenship and Law.
In 2009 he was awarded the Order of the British Empire for his services to community relations in Britain, and was also given an honorary doctorate by Staffordshire University in 2005 for services to the community.