Islami Nizam Ek Farizah Ek Zaroorat Allama Yusuf Alqarazwi Manshurat Urdu

Islami Nizam Ek Farizah Ek Zaroorat Allama Yusuf Alqarazwi Manshurat Urdu

🕌 Islamic System: A Duty, A Necessity – A Thoughtful Manifesto by Allama Yusuf al-Qaradawi

🌟 Overview

Islamic System: A Duty, A Necessity is a powerful and timely treatise by renowned scholar Allama Yusuf al-Qaradawi, translated into Urdu and published by Manshurat Publications. The book presents a compelling argument that the establishment of an Islamic system is not merely a political aspiration—it is a religious obligation and a human necessity.

Written in a clear, accessible style, the book addresses Muslims living in modern societies, urging them to reconnect with the holistic vision of Islam as a complete way of life—spiritually, socially, economically, and politically.

📖 Central Themes

1. Islam as a Complete Way of Life

Qaradawi emphasizes that Islam is not confined to rituals or personal piety. It is a comprehensive system that governs:

Spiritual development

Social justice

Economic equity

Political integrity

He argues that the Islamic system is rooted in divine revelation and offers timeless solutions to modern challenges.

2. The Islamic System as a Religious Duty

The book draws on Qur’anic verses and Hadith to establish that implementing Islamic governance is a fard (obligation). Qaradawi cites:

“And whoever does not judge by what Allah has revealed – then it is those who are the disbelievers.” (Surah Al-Ma’idah 5:44)

He explains that Muslims must strive to establish a system based on divine guidance, not man-made ideologies.

3. The Islamic System as a Human Necessity

Beyond religious obligation, Qaradawi presents the Islamic system as a moral and social necessity. He critiques secular systems for promoting:

Materialism

Moral decay

Economic exploitation

Political corruption

In contrast, the Islamic system fosters:

Spiritual peace

Social harmony

Economic justice

Accountable leadership

🧠 Intellectual Foundations

Qaradawi’s arguments rest on three pillars:

1. The Qur’an

The Qur’an is the foundation of Islamic law, ethics, and governance. Qaradawi shows how its principles apply to every aspect of life—from personal conduct to statecraft.

2. The Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ’s life in Madinah is presented as a living model of an Islamic state. Qaradawi highlights:

Justice and equality

Protection of minorities

Economic fairness

Political consultation (shura)

3. Ijtihad (Independent Reasoning)

Qaradawi champions ijtihad as essential for applying Islamic principles to contemporary issues. He insists that Islam is dynamic and adaptable, not rigid or outdated.

👫 Social Justice and Community Welfare

The book underscores Islam’s commitment to social justice. Qaradawi discusses:

Zakat and charitable institutions

Protection of the poor and vulnerable

Gender equity and family values

Rights of workers and minorities

He presents the Islamic system as a safeguard against exploitation and inequality.

💼 Economic Principles

Qaradawi critiques the interest-based economy and promotes Islamic financial ethics:

Prohibition of riba (usury)

Fair trade and transparency

Wealth circulation through zakat

Ethical investment and risk-sharing

He argues that Islamic economics offers a humane alternative to capitalist excesses.

🗳️ Political Vision

The book outlines a political system based on:

Shura (consultation)

Justice and accountability

Rule of law

Public welfare

Qaradawi rejects authoritarianism and calls for leadership rooted in trust, service, and moral integrity.

📚 Literary Style and Audience

The Urdu translation is elegant and accessible, making complex ideas understandable for:

Students of Islamic studies

Educators and preachers

Youth seeking spiritual clarity

Activists and reformers

The book is ideal for study circles, educational institutions, and personal reflection.

🎁 Perfect for Gifting and Bundling

This book makes a meaningful gift for:

Ramadan or Eid

Graduation or spiritual milestones

Islamic study groups

Teachers and scholars

Bundle ideas include pairing it with:

A Qur’an translation

Islamic calligraphy

A prayer journal or planner

Books on Islamic economics or governance