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In this book, a comparison between the nature of a religion and the reality of a nation: The nature of a religion and the reality of a nation ... I relied on the known principles of Islam and the familiarity of the lives of those who belong to it. The reader will see the disparity between what should be and what was. The reader will see the reasons for this disparity as revealed to me through the study of history and its phases. If I have not tended to narrate facts and count events, the clarity of reality has spared me that effort. It is not only clear in my mind, but it is clear in the minds of all those involved in Islamic affairs. We Muslims are a great and ancient nation. For almost ten centuries, our place in the world has been consolidated and our mission in the world is well known. These centuries are not equal in their prosperity and splendor. Others have been like the wilting of a lamp whose fuel is about to run out, it trembles with the breeze and does not stay with the roar of the storms. With the enemies lurking and the defenders stunned, the last centuries came, and the great Ummah was horribly forgotten, its congregations disbanded, its flags lowered, and its heritage destroyed...! But the Islamic nation
Equipped with an indestructible religion that has the power to change the lifeless soul and renew the worn-out garments... It is still recovering from its sickness and moving from one stage of recovery to another. She is trying to regain her full strength and resume her first mission.
