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the knowledge of God is the orbit of faith and its significance, it has made God Almighty of the greatest demands and honor, because the knowledge of the meaning of the spirit of faith and its origin and purpose, the more the person knowledge of his Creator and his names and qualities increased faith, and strong certainty, and God knows his names and attributes and deeds love God does not Mentioned.  Imam al-Nawrasi (may Allah have mercy on him) went on to say that faith in God and His knowledge is one of the most noble and highest goals that man has to realize in his life. He says: 'I know for sure that my name is an end to creation. The greatest result of human instinct is faith in God. The best gift for mankind is the knowledge of God in that faith. I know that the happiest of men and women is the grace of God that is derived from that knowledge, and I know that the purest pleasure of the human spirit is the spiritual pleasure of this love.  Yes! All kinds of true happiness, pure pleasure, grace beyond grace, and pleasure that do not exceed pleasure, are in the knowledge of God, in the love of God, there is no happiness, no pleasure, no grace without them. '  It is clear from the words of Professor Norsi that the pleasure of mundane and all other, and spiritual lamentations stems from the knowledge of the Almighty, and that it must be reflected from the knowledge of God and love of the work of the positive person in his actions and daily treatment, and tolerance and compassion and love with his surroundings and charity to them.  This affirmative action called for by Islam is clearly manifested in the life and biography of the Badi'zaman al-Nawrasi with his community and his disciples. He said: "I have sacrificed even my otherness in order to achieve the safety of the faith of the community. It is not in my heart that I desire paradise or a monk from hell. It is not only for the faith of the Turkish community of 20 million, but for the faith of the Muslim community of hundreds of millions, and if our Qur'an remains without a group bearing its banner on the surface of the earth, I would not even want to be in heaven. And peace, I desire to be burned in the flames of hell; To my heart in happiness and pleasure.

معرفة الله تعالى و أثرها على العمل الإيجابي -من خلال رسائل النور-للإمام بديع الزمان النورسي