Monotheism and mediation in الدعوية education

The Uniqueness and Mediation in Da'wah Education Reference number: 9789773429867 Total pages: 199 Author: Farid Al-Ansari Publisher: Dar Al-Salam Its main subject is education, exploring its sources and means throughout Islamic history from the time of the Prophethood until today. It mentions a list of definitive definitions related to the topic, such as mediation, monotheism, and education. It then discusses the prophetic biography as the ideal model for monotheistic education, which relied on the Quran as a source and on monotheism and formation without rote memorization. Farid Al-Ansari then identifies gaps in current education and presents them in a shocking and regrettable form, including schools and deviant tendencies. He contrasts these with pioneering reform schools that emphasize monotheism and الدعوة, such as Ibn al-Jawzi, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. Finally, he mentions Islamic movements and the manifestations of education within them, along with the corruption that has appeared after their spread and popularity—such as mediations and deviations in doctrinal loyalty. He concludes his book with a reformative call to return to the correct path in mediation and education. The book is characterized by its organization, clarity, reliance on real practical examples subjected to proper critique, and constructive guidance toward correct monotheism.