INTERPRETATION OF THE ISLAMIC MISSION

INTERPRETATION OF THE ISLAMIC MISSION People caught in these various forms of polytheism find it uncomfortable to dedicate their voluntary obedience solely to Allah, just as they must obey His natural laws. Out of ignorance or moral weakness, they persist in their polytheism. Yet, the Messenger’s duty remains to fulfill his mission despite resistance from such people. (Muslim aur Siyasi Kashmakash, Vol. 3, titled, “Islam ki Rah-e-Rast aur Us Se Inhiraf ki Rahein”) The views expressed in the above excerpts are not inherently wrong. However, when this becomes the sole focus for believers, it indeed becomes flawed. This is because the true purpose of a believer’s life is to develop a relationship with God—to become deeply attached to Him and to live life in complete devotion to Him. This is the ultimate reason why humanity was created, and it is the purpose toward which a believer should direct all their attention. The main goal of a believer’s actions in this world is to bond with God, not to establish any specific system of government. Bringing about a social revolution or establishing a system of justice and fairness in life is truly a fundamental aspect of faith, which takes different forms depending on the circumstances. Personally, when I walk down the street and hear the sound of