About This Book:
Jalaluddin Umari's "Maroof and Munkar: Enjoining What is Right and Forbidding What is Wrong" is a captivating and thought-provoking discussion of the fundamental Islamic principles of "Amr Bil Maroof" (Enjoining What is Right) and "Nahi Anil Munkar" (Forbidding What is Wrong). Umari looks into the meaning, applicability, and modern relevance of these critical principles within the context of Islam in this informative book.
Key Takeaways and Insights:
Islamic Ethics and Social Responsibility:
The book underlines the vital importance of "Amr Bil Maroof" and "Nahi Anil Munkar" in Islamic ethics and social responsibility. These principles are regarded as necessary components in the construction of a just and moral society.
explanation Maroof and Munkar:
In the Islamic context, Umari provides a complete explanation of what comprises "Maroof" (that which is good and righteous) and "Munkar" (that which is wicked and repugnant). Readers learn how to notice and distinguish between the two.
The Author emphasizes Muslims' Duty:
The author emphasizes Muslims' duty to actively promote good and prevent evil in their communities. He emphasizes that this responsibility does not only apply to intellectuals and religious authorities, but to everyone in the Muslim society.
Social Reform:
"Maroof and Munkar" investigates how enjoining what is right and prohibiting what is evil can be a potent tool for social reform and the abolition of injustice, corruption, and immoral activities.
Methods and Approaches:
Umari explores the different tactics and approaches that can be utilized to accomplish the obligation of enjoining what is right and forbidding what is bad, such as peaceful guidance, constructive criticism, and leading by example.
