Muhammad Asad Quotes

The Religious Urge In Man Is Not A Mere Passing Phase In The History Of His Spiritual Development, But The Ultimate Source Of All His Ethical Thought And All His Concepts Of Morality; Not The Outcome Of Primitive Credulity Which A More "enlightened" Age Could Outgrow, But The Only Answer To A Real, Basic Need Of Man At All Times And In All Environments. In Another Word, It Is An Instinct.

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