Death of civilizations and life of Islamic civilization

Created by Sheikh Abdus Salam in Article 1 Oct 2024
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Death of Civilizations and Life of Islamic Civilization



This world has produced great civilizations such as those of *Babylon, Assyria, India, China, Egypt, Greece and Rome*. Great ethical systems were evolved. Rules for a civilized and polite behaviour were set. Etiquettes and conventions were established for all kinds of human activities such as:


• Sitting and standing

• Eating and drinking

• Clothing and visiting people

• Marriages and funerals

• Meeting, inviting, and greeting

• Offering congratulations and condolences

• Conducting burials and more


It took **centuries** to establish the principles of these ancient civilizations, yet they could not stand the challenge of time. Centuries old conventions crumbled in no time. All those great civilizations are now found only in history books.

Whereas the Islamic civilization evolved and established in just a few years, and after a passage of over 1400 years it is there, constant and unchanged, present in hundreds of nations spread all over the world.

The basic reason is that it originates from **one source**—the life of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him). This faultless and noble way of life was:
1. Reflected in the lives of his worthy companions
2. Then in those of their dedicated disciples
3. Thus became the established way of life of the world of Islam


Khutbat Madrras p. 87

Sheikh Abdus Salam al-Madani

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