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Summary of Book-Tanzeem-e-Islami Ka Tarikhi Pasmanzar- Illustration of Rise and Fall of Muslim Ummah

تنظیم اسلامی کا تاریخی پس منظر Tanzeem-e-Islami Ka Tarikhi Pasmanzar is booklet of Dr. Israr Ahmed-r.a which is 2nd among a series of books relating to his organization. The book relates with previous booklet of Azm e Tanzeem in which Dr. Israr briefly described his whole concept of Deen as he understood through Quran and important events of his life which can be considered his autobiography as well, what forced him to establish an organization to strive for 'Allah's Government on Earth'. This booklet describes the need for 'Revival of Islam' rather than 'Reformation of Islam' and describes two rise and fall found in Previous Ummah of Bani Israel and Current Muslim Ummah and the astonishing similarity within their events. This marvelous and miraculous pattern within the rise and fall of two Ummah's was revealed to Dr Israr through a Hadith of Prophet pbuh in which prophet pbuh said that My Ummah will experience similar events as that came upon Bani Israel just like a shoe pair(which are mirror reflection of each other). The video is actually summary of all this and through a Diagram, a small effort has been done to illustrate it as well. After the explanation of two rise and falls of both Ummah, it is explained that since Islam became dead as a force in society and state therefore different efforts were performed by different people. The Revival process consists of three steps. Firstly, independence of Muslims from Direct Imperials control and European Colonialism. Secondly, Scholars have worked to preserve the concepts of Deen e Islam and spread it within Muslims. Third and Actual Revival process is being conducted by Revivalist parties that arose within Muslims to restore the Unity of Muslim Milat and restore Islamic System again and Ikhwan ul Muslimeen, Tanzeem e Islami, Shubban ul Muslim are few among them.