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 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 in 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.



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