Mian Harmain Tariq
How can we seek truth when our senses, assumptions, and expectations shape what we see?In Beyond the Veil, Mian Harmain Tariq explores perception, consciousness, and the nature of reality through a broad Islamic perspective. Bringing Qur’anic reflection into conversation with philosophy and modern science, he examines how we know the world and what our limits mean for the way we live.From a spoon that appears bent in water to the puzzles of quantum measurement, this inquiry begins with familiar experiences and opens onto larger questions. What does it mean to believe in the unseen? How should we understand the relationship between the brain and the soul? Can intellectual uncertainty deepen faith and responsibility?Inside, you will:Explore how sight and attention shape experience, and how mistaken judgments can be corrected.Reflect on Qur’anic teachings about light, guidance, the unseen, and accountability.Encounter the distinct perspectives of Plato, al-Ghazali, Ibn Arabi, and Kant.Examine quantum experiments, time, and consciousness while keeping evidence and interpretation clear.Bring these questions into daily life through honest inquiry, careful listening, and moral responsibility.Written for readers interested in Islamic thought, the relationship between science and religion, and the search for meaning, Beyond the Veil connects difficult questions with ordinary life. Its central insight is both thoughtful and practical: a world that is temporary and greater than our understanding still deserves our care.Begin an inquiry into what you know, how you know it, and how that knowledge shapes the person you become.
