The Manifesto of Islam
This book for which the author got his doctorate in philosophy explains and elaborates the points touched by him in the manifesto of Islam. It has been spoken by several scholars of international fame as an original and substantial contribution to philosophical studies. It contains according to authoritative opinion the final refutation of the psychological theories of McDougall and the psycho-analysts freud and adler. Its cogent and powerful reasoning does not fail to convince, deserves the attention of all those who are keen to know the meaning of the present crisis in human affairs and future of man, society and humanity. On the other hand the Muslims are claiming openly and repeatedly before the whole world that islam is the only ideology that can permanently unite the human race establish a lasting peace on earth and carry man to that highest stage of his mental moral and material and spiritual evolution of which there is a promise in the potentialities of his nature.
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June 15, 2026
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This book for which the author got his doctorate in philosophy explains and elaborates the points touched by him in the manifesto of Islam. It has been spoken by several scholars of international fame as an original and substantial contribution to philosophical studies. It contains according to authoritative opinion the final refutation of the psychological theories of McDougall and the psycho-analysts freud and adler. Its cogent and powerful reasoning does not fail to convince, deserves the attention of all those who are keen to know the meaning of the present crisis in human affairs and future of man, society and humanity. On the other hand the Muslims are claiming openly and repeatedly before the whole world that islam is the only ideology that can permanently unite the human race establish a lasting peace on earth and carry man to that highest stage of his mental moral and material and spiritual evolution of which there is a promise in the potentialities of his nature.
