He attended a course in the church and studied the Bible, out of interest and respect to the UK culture, at the hands of Christian vicars. He then followed a long road of intellectual debates and exchange of knowledge with various denominations of Christianity, scholars and laymen.
He realised from his early days in the UK that Western people do not know much about Islam from authentic sources. He also felt offended by the aggressive attitude of some ignorant Muslims who are engaged in the field of comparative religion. As a result, he decided to specialise in this new discipline when he studied ‘The Philosophy of Comparative Religion’ as an added speciality to his medical career.
Dr Hassan’s philosophy is that, for universal peace, mankind should agree that ignorance is our shared enemy and that we should all unite to fight, instead of fighting each other over insignificant differences!
He has written a few articles and recently decided to publish his experiences in a series of books for the benefit of all.
This book was first published in Sudan in its Arabic form under the title ‘Azan Al-Anaam’ – which is generally but incorrectly understood to mean ‘Ears of the Cattle’ – co-authored with his brother, Aladdin, who is a mechanical engineer in Sudan. Dr Hassan then adapted the Arabic form into this English version – ‘Shajara Code Decoded’ – for the wider benefit of mankind.
Other publications in English by Dr Hassan:
The Princess of Egypt and that Mysterious Prophet:
This is a reflection on Mohammed’s milestones in the Bible. It was first published under the World of Islam in Manchester on a limited scale; however, it was republished by AuthorHouse on the recommendation of the late Reverend Terry Casey, who read it a few months before his death and said it was a sparkle in his life. Published in February 2007.
NOTHING: A view through the eyes of the dead
A philosophical work exploring the metaphysical world, proving the existence of divine force before there was nothing. Published in June 2008.
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Contact: imad@shajaracode.com
