Ch 38 — Security and Truth

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The most fundamental pursuit for a person is truth in connection with their inner self and peace in relation to the world around them.

In the Arabic section of the fortnightly Yaqeen International from Karachi (October 22, 1990), there is a report about Islam. It states that the famous Japanese boxer Antonio Inoki has embraced Islam. His Islamic name is Muhammad Hussain Inoki. According to the Arabic reporting in the newspaper, he said:

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“I sought security and truth, and my efforts led me to enter the fold of Islam.”

The most important thing a person seeks is truth in relation to their inner self and peace with regard to the external world. Today’s person often feels deprived of both. When one studies Islam, one finds answers to these two needs within it, and ultimately, one enters into Islam.

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