چکیده:
Islamic awakening is considered a turning point in modern history due to being on in the context of the Islamic Ummah. Thus, instead of getting involved in useless and exterior problems with the realities of life and far from our desired goals it would be more appropriate to approach it based our contemporary issues and discuss them from an ideological-civilizational point of view. Dealing with this blessed phenomenon (i.e. Islamic awakening), this article examines it from three angles: causes, manifests and continuity, to point out the connection of the angles with each other on the one hand and the practical results of the discussion on the other hand .
خلاصه ماشینی:
Third Factor: Standing Firm Against Western Invasions The reactions that arose following the failed Western invasion against the Islamic world; despite the precise planning that took place for this invasion, attempting to cover all vital aspects and include all kinds of factors for desired victory and success, and even despite the apparent victories that global arrogance imagined achieving, believing that it had plundered the thought of the Ummah, its faith in Islam, its revolutionary emotions and sentiments, its character, and consequently its material wealth, and with those limitations and so-called precautions that, by creating artificial borders and involving it in ethnic, national, racial, and historical conflicts, planting a series of cancerous tumors in its body, imposing mercenary leaders and treacherous rulers, injecting intellectual and emotional toxins, and filling its daily life with licentiousness, looseness, and immorality, it thought that this Ummah was dead or on the verge of death.
The impact of this Western invasion in favor of the Islamic awakening took place in the following two ways: First, it introduced itself, its civilization, and its ethics to the children of this Ummah, and by proving the failure, defeat, and inefficiency of the views and systems it had envisioned for social life, and their alienation from human nature and the feelings and thoughts of the Muslim individual; this was a truth that colonialism realized before others, and for this reason, it proceeded to patch up and cobble together its own ideas, clothing them in Pan-Arabist, Eastern, and even Islamic garments, thereby increasing its disgrace and scandal even more.
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