La société musulmane idéale par le Dr Muhammad Ali Al Hashimi

La société musulmane idéale par le Dr Muhammad Ali Al Hashimi

IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)

• Dr. Muhammad Ali al-Hashmi

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THE IDEAL MUSLIM SOCIETY
As defined in the Qur'an and Sunnah
المجتمع المسلم
Dr Muhammad Ali Al-Hashimi
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CHAPTER ONE
The Society of Perfect Shari'ah
The uniqueness of the Muslim society
The Muslim society as defined by Islam is a unique society
that is unlike other societies known to mankind throughout history. This is because it is a society that was formed by the immortal shari'ah of Islam which Allah () sent down in full as He says in His Book:
This day, I have perfected your religion for you, completed My Favour upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion.) (Qur'an 5: 3)
This shari'ah which Allah has enjoined upon His slaves was complete from the beginning. This is the shari'ah which formed this society on the foundations that Allah wants for His slaves, not on the foundations that some people may want for others. This society was established in the shade of this shari'ah, in contrast to what happened in the case of western societies which developed as a result of class conflict and dealing with ever-changing methods of production and conflicts of interests and ideas.
It is Islamic shari'ah which formed the Muslim society, not Muslim society that formed Islamic shari'ah. It is Islamic shari'ah that laid out its foundations, characteristics, principles, values and traditions. Shari'ah was not simply a response to human needs and requirements as is the case with worldly laws. Rather it is a divine
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The Ideal Muslim Society
laws to deal with the new developments, those efforts remain based on a fixed principle which Allah wants to remain in the Muslim society, so that it continues to be unique and distinct from other societies.
Thus shari'ah is like a fence that permits the factors of development and progress to have their effect on the Muslim society, but within the limits of that fence which protects the authentic, unique and distinct nature of that society and prevents it from being assimilated or lost.
One may ask, is it a good thing for the development of society to remain attached to a fixed principle when life is constantly developing and its requirements and relationships are constantly changing, when it needs new laws and systems to address the ever changing needs of life?
In order to answer this question we need to have a deep knowledge of that fixed principle and the extent to which it encompasses the basic issues of life. We must also compare the basics of this fixed principle, which produced the Muslim society, and the basics of other principles which produced other human societies, in a precise and objective manner. If it is understood that the fixed principles of Islam are established in such a way as to allow stability and ongoing development, and that they are still after fifteen hundred years - superior to all the systems ever known to mankind, then the fixed nature of these principles will be seen as an advantage that guarantees ongoing progress and development, far removed from the pursuit of whims and desires, and offers protection against being influenced by whims and desires, deviation and misguidance under the guise of progress and renewal.
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THE IDEAL MUSLIM SOCIETY
As defined in the Qur'on and Sonnab
المجتمع المسلم
In a world plagued with wars, racism, political turmoil, economic downturns and social anguish, many people are looking for an alternative in which justice, freedom, decency and common sense will prevail. Such societies have existed in the past, in the golden eras of Islamic civilization, and we have the hope that, if Allah wills, such a society may appear again.
In The Ideal Muslim Society, Dr. Muhammad 'Ali al-Hashimi gives us a detailed picture of what this society would look like. Drawing on his extensive research of Islamic history and contrasting the ideal with the sorry state of affairs in human societies today, he explores the religious, political, economic, social and other facets of this ideal society, illustrating everything from the responsibilities of those in authority to the interactions between individuals on the humblest levels.
For those who are longing to see a better world, this book offers practical ideas and hope.
Dr Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi is the author of the best-selling The Ideal Muslim and The Ideal Muslimah. In this book, which completes his "Ideal" series, Dr al-Hashimi presents his vision of that ideal society "that is formed by the divine guidelines and is based on the noblest of values, governed by the most perfect, comprehensive and precise law that the world has ever known and ever will know."