Ali Al-Qadi – författare

Islam has an immortal message, a comprehensive law, and wonderful wisdom. All of this guarantees people a decent life that takes them to the highest levels of sophistication and perfection, and makes civilization based on sound foundations, because it is from the Creator of human beings. "Does not He know Who created Him, and He is the Gentle, the All-Aware?"Hence the supreme wisdom stems from the laws of Islam, and how we know that the message of Islam aims to purify and purify souls through knowledge of God, worshiping Him, and strengthening human ties, which leads to the integrity of human life and the elevation of what is in it and those in it.This book revolves around these meanings.

The Islamic curriculum is proposed to solve the educational problem in the Islamic world before the child is born, by choosing a good father and a good mother and taking into account the child during pregnancy, during breastfeeding, during early childhood, and during his entry into school and university.It addresses the contemporary education crisis, its causes and methods of treatment, the obstacles facing young people in the present era, knowledge of its causes and methods of treatment, in addition to explaining the functions of both men and women, and their differences from a biological standpoint.

It examines the frameworks of the concept of the curricula that Islam has drawn for the behavior of the Muslim individual, the behavior of the Muslim group, and the behavior of the ruler and the ruled, so that Muslims can perform their function in this life, which appears in the architecture of the earth according to the method of the Creator, Glory be to Him, and this divine guidance to all of humanity in every time and place, and it includes regulating the interaction between the individual and society, between the ruler and the ruled, and between Islamic society and other societies.Islamic systems aim to reconcile everyone living on the face of the earth into a cohesive whole, thus achieving a complete balance between the interests of individuals and the interests of societies at the level of all humanity.

Islamic civilization was established on foundations that distinguished it from other civilizations, the most important of which are: the divine faith, the comprehensiveness and universality of Islam, the encouragement to seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave, and the education of a righteous person whose role is limited to his state.The humanity of Islamic civilization has emerged in all areas of life, so that it elevates the Muslim person at all levels of his life. Among the manifestations of this civilization are: the political aspect, the economic aspect, the social aspect, the scientific aspect, international relations, the legislative system, the judicial system, the military aspect, the architectural aspect, and jihad for the sake of God.

Islamic history is full of wonderful Islamic figures on whose shoulders the call was established, on whose hands civilization was founded, and whose actions embodied the values ​​of truth, goodness and beauty.These personalities include the famous and well-known, and the not-so-famous and unknown. We should not shed light on these two types of personalities and the aspects of greatness and good energies hidden within their actions. Why not, when they have become international figures that Muslims and non-Arabs have written about.It would be better for our youth to be inspired by these great role models and examples rather than deviate from the path, since they are "distinguished Islamic figures."

It chronicles the most important battles that Muslims fought against their aggressing enemies, especially on the land of Jerusalem in Palestine, which is currently occupied by Israel.Thus, it places Muslims in front of their responsibility to defend their holy places that their ancestors defended and fought battles for, as if history were repeating itself. The conditions surrounding the Arab and Islamic world today make us feel that we are in a situation closest to the situation in which our Arab ancestors lived at the end of the eleventh century, but they rose up in the great battle of Hattin under the leadership of Saladin al-Ayyubi in the holy month of Ramadan to eradicate the occupiers, and therefore the invitation through this book is open to Muslims to take heed. With their ancestors and defending their sanctities.

He explains by explaining the issue of population explosion as an expression coming from the West, suggesting that the abundance of offspring is a danger to Islamic countries, and that it is a bomb that will explode and destroy everything, shedding light on the West''s statistics about the doubling of the population and its danger to all of humanity, because there is not enough for this increase, and the result will be a major disaster that must be stopped.The book monitors the West''s plans for birth control in Islamic countries in every possible way until it achieves what it wants. Therefore, the West has financed birth control projects in Islamic countries with grants and loans, under the pretext that an abundance of births leads to a disaster that spreads throughout the world.The book reflects the conflict between the actions and words of the Arabs, as they call on their people to increase birth, not to control it, because they felt that birth control was nothing but a disaster for them, and after World War II, England enacted a law prohibiting birth control, in addition to a financial allowance for every child born, and the Soviet Union established a program that gave large financial subsidies to every child born, in addition to enacting laws prohibiting abortion and the use of contraceptives, in addition to rewards, decorations, and medals given to those who have more children. Of five children, and a medal for the heroic mother who gives birth to ten children, in addition to a certificate from the head of state in full appreciation for the mother who gives birth to the most number in the Soviet Union.

It deals with anthropology, which links psychology, which is concerned with the individual alone, and sociology, which is concerned with society alone. It is a modern term that emphasizes the interaction between the personality of the individual and the social structure, as they are two basic elements for determining the frame of reference in which behavior takes place.This science is concerned with studying the human being as an individual with his own biological, mental, emotional and psychological characteristics. It is also concerned with studying the human being as a member of a society that influences and is affected by it, where patterns of behavior overlap according to the prevailing values ​​in society.

It shows that a companion is someone who met the Messenger of God and believed in him and his message, and the Companions of the Messenger of God are those who raised them on Islamic foundations in all its aspects, and thus he completely transformed them from pre-Islamic times to Islam, so the polytheism knot was dissolved and with it all the knots were dissolved, and that was the strangest change in the history of the world, and therefore the saying of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, was true about them: "Do not curse my companions, for by the One in whose hand is my soul, if one of you spends as much as one of gold." It does not reach the length of one of them and you cannot describe it." Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim.Some of the Companions received religious titles that demonstrated the greatness of aspects of their personalities in Islam. The Messenger also gave prophetic medals to the distinguished among them, and they were immortal medals.

It monitors the attempts of the West to undermine Islam, and they have attached various accusations to it and spread them throughout the world, including Islamic countries, but they plot and God plots, and God is the best of plotters.The book deals with the leap that the Western world witnessed in converting to Islam after the events of September 11 in 2001, as well as after the events of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the interest of studying Islam, through Islamic associations and schools working in this field, even though Muslims there faced forms of torture and extermination, and women in France and Germany began to return to their homes, because they were tired of street life and what they encountered in it.