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MUSLIM SOCIETY Muslims have now found that Islam, the Quran and the traditions of the prophet of Islam is a powerful and active source that can create a movement in various fields of politics, culture and economy. The Imam believed that the Islamic fundamental has the potential to liberate the Muslims from dependence on others and that the major problems of the Muslims are a result of distancing themselves from these fundamentals and original Islamic thought. This message was well received by the Muslims and especially the Muslim nations a message that cannot be contained even by means of the intimidated governments. A. INTRODUCTION OF THE ULTIMATE IDEALS OF MUSLIMS NATIONS The true and genuine Islam, which is that same righteous Mohammedan Islam and return to the rule of justice of the prophet at the dawn of Islam, is the ideal of all Muslim nations. Thus, this uprisings and movements of Muslim societies is not for territorial expansion; rather it is for the revival of the commandments and teachings of Islam and consequently, it aims at the sovereignty of Allah(s) over the life of man. With such an objective, all Muslims must strive for tits realization and concentrate their efforts on this subject. B. UNITY OF ISLAMIC SOCIETY Implementation of the commandments of the great religion of Islam is possible only through unity and avoidance of
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