This book, 'The Cooperative Society in Islam', explains what constitutes a benevolent society marked by love, governed by justice, where cooperation in righteousness, support in truth, and encouragement towards piety prevail among its members. It details the type of society Islam advocates for—a faithful society founded on pure beliefs, governed by comprehensive systems and fair laws, characterized by healthy traditions and strong customs. It stands apart from deviation, distorted beliefs, and misguided partisanship, distinguished by its identity and cultural uniqueness. The book clarifies misconceptions about faith with the light of love and evidence, corrects moral and thought deviations with proper conduct and sincere intentions, and addresses injustices within the rule of law with fairness and tolerance. Furthermore, it doesn’t overlook societal deviations, the pull between good and evil, and the struggle of desires and aspirations, emphasizing the dominance of Sharia in belief systems and governance for the entire nation that recognizes no law or system except Islam, leading the misled back to the right path and suppressing those deviating from the truth.

• Author: Abdulaziz Al-Khayyat
• Publishing House: Dar Al-Salam, Cairo
• Edition Number: 3
• Year of Publishing: 1986
• Number of Pages: 292
• Number of Parts: 1
• Binding Type: Paperback
• Paper Type: White