This books presents a dissertation on critical and forward-facing approaches to cultural renaissance in the thought of Malik bin Nabi, and is edited by expert academics specializing in the philosophy of history, civilization, and human thought.
This book includes twenty articles, all of which are collected in an attempt to understand Malik bin Nabi’s intellectual project, his thesis on the civilizational renaissance of the nation, which he generally termed the “problems of civilization.”
This books sheds light on how to read Malik bin Nabi, and how to think and communicate in his style. It also discusses the conditions for the renaissance of women in Islamic civilization. It answers the question: why have Muslims lagged behind others in terms of advancement and development?
This book is presented to researchers and readers at the end of a two-year effort. It is the revival of a Khaldunian approach to Islamic thought to encourage the cooperation of all nations and emerge from the state of underdevelopment and trigger a renaissance that will restore our nations’ active role in human history.
This book is a hopeful and practical guide for those looking to pave the way for global renaissance.