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Modernism has become the new creed of those seeking to reshape Islam to fit Western ideologies. In The Modernist Menace to Islam, Daniel Haqiqatjou fearlessly challenges these ideas, revealing how modernist thought attempts to distort the truth of Islam.
Through deep analysis, historical insight, and Qur’anic reasoning, this book empowers readers to recognize and resist modernist narratives that dilute Islamic identity and belief.
Author: Daniel Haqiqatjou
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 273
Size: 15 x 21 cm
Weight: 432g
Publisher: Dakwah Corner
ISBN: —
Language: English
The roots and dangers of modernist ideologies
How colonial powers used modernism to weaken Islamic societies
Ways to preserve authentic Islamic values amidst secular pressures
How to confidently respond to modernist arguments
This book is ideal for:
Muslims seeking to understand ideological challenges to Islam
Students of Islamic studies and comparative thought
Readers wanting to deepen their grasp of authentic Islam
Teachers and da’wah organizations addressing modern misconceptions
Ships from: Dubai, UAE
Delivery: 1–2 days within UAE, 2–10 days worldwide
Worldwide Shipping: Available to over 100 countries
Packaging: Secure and eco-friendly
Q: Is this book suitable for beginners?
Yes, the book is written in clear language and accessible to all readers interested in understanding modernism from an Islamic perspective.
Q: Does it include Qur’anic references and scholarly insights?
Yes, Daniel Haqiqatjou references Qur’an, Sunnah, and Islamic scholarship throughout.
Q: Can I order this book outside the UAE?
Absolutely! We ship internationally with fast and reliable delivery options.
Q: Is this book used for study circles or courses?
Yes, it’s popular in discussion circles, Islamic institutes, and youth study groups.
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