The reform movement in Islamic heritage

Charles Saint-Pro in this book emphasizes that the religion of Islam is a flexible religion, reformist in itself, and that it is a religion of commitment and development. He explained that the principle of monotheism originally came to reform the state of humans, and to transfer them from paganism and ignorance to monotheism, reflection, and contemplation; to achieve equality among all humans without exception. He focused on that Islam does not call for forcing non-Muslims to convert, and that invitation is permissible through addressing thought and reason, and the goal of the invitation is to achieve the interest of humans.