Islam

Introduction The twentieth century witnessed a widespread Islamic revival, with independent Muslim states emerging and liberation movements taking root across the world. At the forefront of this revival was Syed Jamaluddin Afghani, a key figure who awakened the Muslim world from a long period of cultural lethargy and political subjugation. His relentless efforts played a significant role in laying the foundation for the liberation of Muslim nations, even though he did not live to see its full fruition.

Every entity has a soul that keeps it alive and radiant, spreading its light and blessings. Similarly, Salah has a soul, and that is the remembrance of Allah. The essence of Salah is the remembrance of Allah, and this remembrance is the core of the prayer. Salah is established so that the heart becomes filled with the remembrance of Allah.

Freedom is a fundamental human right and a prerequisite for the human journey. Islam provided comprehensive teachings on freedom, equality, and justice. While the West has articulated these concepts in modern terms, Islam’s guidance remains unparalleled in establishing a balanced and holistic approach to freedom. The need for freedom and justice is inherent in both Islamic and Western traditions, but the foundation and objectives differ significantly.

Introduction The twentieth century witnessed a widespread Islamic revival, with independent Muslim states emerging and liberation movements taking root across the world. At the forefront of this revival was Syed Jamaluddin Afghani, a key figure who awakened the Muslim world from a long period of cultural lethargy and political subjugation. His relentless efforts played a significant role in laying the foundation for the liberation of Muslim nations, even though he did not live to see its full fruition.