The Reality of the Nation’s ‎Decline and the Aspired-for ‎Progress

Authors

Amar Jedel, University of Algiers, AlgeriaFollow

Abstract

No two persons dispute over the decline of the Arab Nation. Much evidence for that is ‎available, for example loss of the sense of unity, the engagement of Muslims in marginal ‎issues, deficiency of the social system, acceptance of aggression, ideological conquest etc.‎These diseases found some people ready to distance from Islam and doubtful about ‎the sample of man made by its educational, social and local systems. All this is due to ‎the inefficiency of the religious and social sciences that are influenced by foreign ‎ideology We are ready to accept these factors of declines due to the weakness of the political and ‎cultural qualifications in the face of this foreign ideology and its local representatives. What ‎makes things worse is that our political and cultural alternatives are unrealistic.‎Investigating this topic necessitates reviewing the various ideological backgrounds, ‎and identifying the disturbances of efficient thinking. This should be done before any ‎attempt to suggest solutions is made

Recommended Citation

Jedel, Amar (2007) "The Reality of the Nation’s ‎Decline and the Aspired-for ‎Progress," Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 8: Iss. 2, Article 1.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol8/iss2/1