One Who Knows Himself
Knows The Creator
Reflections on the Noble Quran
Thirty-two themes. Authentic verses. Prophetic wisdom. A thematic journey through the Word of Allah — for the seeker, the believer, and every human being who has ever looked up and wondered.
يُؤْتِي الْحِكْمَةَ مَن يَشَاءُ ۚ وَمَن يُؤْتَ الْحِكْمَةَ فَقَدْ أُوتِيَ خَيْرًا كَثِيرًا
"He grants wisdom to whom He wills, and whoever is granted wisdom has certainly been given a great good."
The Book
Thirty-two thematic chapters drawing together authentic Quranic verses, prophetic narrations, and classical Islamic scholarship — designed for reflection, not mere reading.
The Author
Mirza Mohammed Baig — nutritionist, herbalist, and lifelong student of the Quran — brings over thirty years of research and practice to this work of spiritual and intellectual depth.
The Institute
Ibaad-ur-Rahman Educational and Research Institute is committed to Islamic scholarship, human development, and the responsible application of knowledge in service of humanity.
Thirty-two themes.
One eternal source.
You were not created without purpose. And the purpose was never hidden from you.
Rather than following the Quran's revealed sequence, this work organizes its wisdom by subject — themes that map directly onto the questions every human heart carries. Each chapter brings together authentic Quranic verses in Arabic with their translations, narrations of the Prophet Muhammad ﷽, and reflective commentary rooted in the classical Islamic tradition.
The book opens with a rich preface on the Importance of Intellect — drawing on the Islamic science of the self, the wisdom of Imam al-Ghazali, and contemporary findings in neuroscience and heart-brain coherence.
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Visual Reflections
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One Who Knows Himself Knows The Creator
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Mirza Mohammed Baig
BSc · PG Nutrition · Founder, Reliable Health Care, South Africa
A practicing medical nutritionist and herbalist with over thirty years of experience, Mirza Mohammed Baig has spent more than thirteen years developing preventive herbal formulations and functional medicine protocols rooted in both scientific research and Islamic principles of health and wellbeing.
He is the Founder and Managing Director of Reliable Health Care and the Reliable Wellness Centre in South Africa, and co-founder of the Ibaad-ur-Rahman Educational and Research Institute — through which he channels his commitment to Islamic scholarship and the responsible application of artificial intelligence in service of humanity.
Reflections & Articles
Deep dives into Quranic intellect, neuro-cardiology, and spiritual consciousness extracted directly from the book.
What Does the Quran Say About the Human Mind?
The Quran uses the word 'Aql — intellect — over 49 times. Yet most of us were never taught what that means for how we think, learn, and live.
The Science of the Heart — What HeartMath and the Quran Agree On
Modern research confirms what the Quran stated fourteen centuries ago: the heart is not merely a pump — it is a centre of intelligence.
Why Taqwa Is Not Just Fear — A Deeper Understanding of Consciousness
Taqwa is consistently translated as "fear of Allah." But the Quran paints a far richer and more liberating picture than that word alone conveys.
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