What is The Great Disconnect?
In this book the author examines more than 1,400 years of Muslim history to illuminate both the ideals of Islam and the historical journey of Muslims. He shows how the early Muslim community, guided by the Prophet Muhammad SAWS, rose to great heights before declining to its present condition. Through careful research into Muslim political, theological, and philosophical history, he identifies several major mistakes that contributed to this decline. The unique feature of this work is that it is written from the perspective of an ordinary Muslim who put in the time to research and reference all elements of the content in the book. Hence it is instantly relatable to many other Muslims who share the sentiments but may not have had the opportunity to put together a book. The purpose is not to assign blame, but to help begin the process of correction (Tashih).
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Why Now?
Why Tashih Is The Start For Fixing What is Wrong
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The book compels Muslims to start with critical self-examination then leads them through the analysis of factors so they not only identify them but also aim to correct themselves in the light of Quran and Sunnah.
Goals and Objectives
Realistic analysis of how close the early Muslims got to living these ideals
Start with the ideals, goals and intentions of Deen of Islam for the humanity
Review how human folly, ego and malicious intent crept in to start corruption
Analyze the major historical mistakes the Ummah made to decline from the zenith
Apply the uncorruptible word of God in Quran and the Sunnah to find our way back
See why the contemporary situation of the world may be ideal to apply true Islam
Quotes From The Book
The author examines more than 1,400 years of Muslim history to illuminate both the ideals of Islam and the historical journey of Muslims. He shows how the early Muslim community, guided by the Prophet Muhammad SAWS, rose to great heights before declining to its present condition. Through careful research into Muslim political, theological, and philosophical history, he identifies several major mistakes that contributed to this decline. His purpose is not to assign blame, but to help begin the process of correction (Tashih).
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