Islam encompasses numerous forms of religious service and effort, including Da’wah and Tabligh, teaching and education, Tasawwuf and Tazkiyah, Jihad and Qital, and other activities directed towards the service and revival of Deen.
All these efforts have their own importance and should support one another.
However, when those involved in different fields begin considering their own work superior to others, rivalry, division and unnecessary disputes arise.
First Chapter
Discusses the importance, necessity and benefits of different religious efforts. It also identifies the causes of ghuluw and ifrat—excessiveness and exceeding proper limits—within particular areas of religious work.
Second Chapter
Presents practical reformative measures to remove these excesses, encourage cooperation and establish unity among those serving Deen.
The objective is to prevent the waste of valuable abilities and resources through internal disputes and redirect collective efforts towards the revival of Islam and the challenges of kufr and ilhad.
An additional important discussion at the end of the book addresses the question:
“Which deed in Deen-e-Islam is more virtuous or more important?”
This discussion helps clarify misunderstandings and objections concerning the relative importance of different religious activities.
The book is particularly relevant for scholars, religious workers and those involved in various efforts for the service of Islam.
DarulEmaan
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