INTERPRETATION OF THE ISLAMIC MISSION
English book, p. 339
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
INTERPRETATION OF THE ISLAMIC MISSION ways throughout the literature produced under this ideology. Here are a few lines from an article: “Islam (in its general sense) is not the name of a religion, nor is a Muslim the name of a nation. In reality, Islam is a revolutionary ideology and movement that seeks to transform the entire global social order according to its own ideology and principles. A Muslim is a member of this international revolutionary group organized by Islam to implement its desired revolutionary program, and jihad is the term for the ultimate exertion of force employed in this struggle to achieve that purpose.” “Whoever accepts this call becomes a member of the Islamic group, thus forming the international revolutionary party referred to in the Quran as ‘Hizb Allah’ (the party of Allah). Upon its formation, this party immediately begins its jihad to fulfill the purpose of its existence. Its very essence necessitates that it endeavors to dismantle non-Islamic systems of governance and, in their place, establish a balanced and moderate social order, which the Quran comprehensively refers to as the ‘kalimat Allah’ (word of Allah).” “This is not a group of preachers and

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