Publisher's Synopsis
The chaos of modern life and the need for salvation urges the author to consider Islam and its universality. The book opens with a discussion of the meaning and qualities of the concept of universality. The author then argues for Islam's universality by appeal to Islam being a religion of logic and science. In the book's second part, the author examines individual and social life, and evaluates Islam's universality in terms of social change, culture, tradition, and social systems.
