Esteemed Readers!!

No one can deny this aspect of reality that nations of the world face rise and fall. The history of Islam has also seen periods of progress and decline. However, the problems that the Muslim Ummah is currently facing, the circumstances the Ummah is going through, and the tensions the Ummah is facing at the international level, their solution seems nowhere in sight. It is widely known that the Muslim nation is declining, and its standards are decreasing day by day. Imperialist forces have interfered in the educational, political, and economic affairs of Muslims, plunging the Islamic world into conflict. Their attitude is that they first inflict wounds on us and then come to sympathize.

        The circumstances in which the Islamic world is trapped are not an accidental occurrence, but a well-thought-out conspiracy of Zionism and Crusaderism, the foundation of which was laid long ago. After the Second World War, when the unity of Islamic countries was shattered and they became victims of various national, ethnic, and linguistic divisions, Europe and America stepped forward to help them, granting them so-called freedom. Their sole purpose was to control them and destroy the Islamic world, and these naive people began to think that they were their allies. History is witness to the fact that European nations, through various tricks, have not only made them their mental slaves, but outwardly they are called the heads of Islamic empires, but their days and nights are spent in fulfilling Western goals.

      Examining their conspiracies reveals that they targeted the foundations of Islam from three directions. Firstly, they presented Islamic teachings in a distorted manner to the new generation, promoting a curriculum based on bigotry, whose readers remained Muslims in appearance but were devoid of Islamic spirituality. Ideologies such as Socialism, Communism, Liberalism, Nationalism, and Feminism were promoted as opposed to the Islamic position. They were convinced that Islamic teachings are an obstacle to progress. As a result, a large number of young people today are victims of Western ideas. Secondly, their evil eye fell on the economy of Muslims, and they were crippled by trapping them in various agreements, so that despite the abundance of resources, they remain waiting for their signatures. In this way, they are unable to promote Islamic trade, establish Islamic universities, and are forced to conduct transactions in non-Sharia ways. Thirdly, they interfered in their political affairs, creating tension between Islamic countries. Countries like Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Oman were made rivals of each other, so that one would not accept the leadership of the other, and in countries that refused to fulfill their wishes, coups were carried out. As for India and Pakistan, in both places, the Muslim nation has not yet emerged from its religious differences to pay attention to other important matters, to make the education and development of the new generation its goal, and to regain its lost superiority.

Obviously, when the Ummah is a victim of internal and external differences, how can it gather on one platform? Rather, the truth is that the Ummah has forgotten the message of (Wa'tasimu bihablillahi jami'an wala tafarraqu) [And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided]. As a result, the Ummah is struggling in all matters: political, economic, educational, cultural, and civilizational, but there is no sailor to bring this boat to shore.