The carrier of the Islamic Da’wa
should be aware of the attempts of compromise between Islam on one hand, and ideas and
rulings foreign to Islam on the other.
Most Muslim’s tendencies have
exceeded the attempts of compromise between Islam and capitalist rulings and treatments,
and reached the point of feeling that Islam is unable to find solutions to the new problems
of life. So they see that it is necessary to adopt the capitalist rulings and solutions as they
are, without the need to adjust them to Muslim’s circumstances. In fact, a Muslim does
not find any harm in denouncing Islamic rulings and taking other laws instead so that he is
able to set forward in the domain of life with the ‘civilized’ world and catch up with the
caravan of capitalist nations, or with the peoples who apply socialist communism, since
these nations and peoples are, in his view ‘civilized people’. But the rest of those who
adhere to Islam, have the same tendencies. They still hope for the possibility of arriving
at a compromise between these ideas and Islam. But those who try to make a compromise
between Islam and other ideas have no influence on the various spheres of life and on the
relationship which exist among people in society.
As a result, suggesting Islamic
ideas and legal rulings for the treatment of the problems of life is not feasible but
encounters barren glowing minds void of any ideas, and compromise the reality of
practical life which is governed by the capitalist system. Undoubtedly, if thought is not
strong enough so as to create a shake in the self and mind, it is unable to agitate people or
even to draw their attention. Of course, the duty of this thought is to urge sluggish,
superficial minds to think deeply, and sway deviant tendencies and sick taste so as to
create the genius tendency for Islamic ideas and rulings among people.
As a result, a Da’ee should
examine the basis upon which all treatments and rulings opposed to Islam are built, show
their falsity by exhibiting their realities, and consider the different matters of life and show
how Islam treats them in terms of legal rulings derived from the Book and the Sunnah, or
from what the Book and the Sunnah point to through proofs and evidences. The greatest
things which fascinate Muslim’s and the most severe diseases which they suffer from in
their real life are those which relate to the Governor and to the economy, for there are
some of the ideas which were welcomed by Muslim’s and which the West tries and attends
to apply practically and devotedly. Hence, the Islamic nation is politically governed by a
democratic system and is economically ruled by the capital system.
For this reason, Muslim’s ideas
about economy in the Muslim world are so effective because they turn their life upside
down. That is why these ideas will be fought by imperialism, its agents and its
supporters.
Thus it is inevitable to give a
clean image of economy in the capitalist system and the socialist-communist system and
the basis upon which everyone of them is built, so that the lovers of these two systems will
become aware of their contradiction with Islam. Then they will see how the Islamic ideas
of economy correctly deal with the problems of economic life and turn them to an
economic system, one antagonistic to capitalism and socialist-communism in both principle
and detail.