God

Man has recognized the faith since the beginning of creation, as he knew and knew the vocabulary of the world around him, and this doctrine began to rise as he rose all around him, so she was carrying from the beginning and simplicity of his first life. And "Akkad" here discusses the emergence of the divine belief, since man was created and he has been known to him as a Lord until he was guided by the holiness of monotheism. Al -Akkad began his book with the origin of belief, then came with the beliefs of the oldest civilizations that humanity knew, then he added it to the beliefs of those who believed in heavenly books, as well as the influence of religions and philosophy each in the other, and the doctrines of followers and contemporary philosophers in that. And when the book aims to the divine belief and not others, he did not refer to detailing the rituals of religions; Because this issue is one of the branches of these pages narrowing them.