This book, focusing on 'The Nation and the Crisis of Culture and Development,' delves into a crucial area of civilizational studies. Its main idea revolves around the unique cultural nature of Islamic civilization, rooted deeply in Islam and the history and heritage of the Islamic nation. Culture, as values, traditions, and personal abilities, interacts with and is influenced by the environment and its nature, potentials, and challenges. The character of any civilization is shaped and colored by the specific goals, values, principles, and traditions of its culture, granting it its distinctive identity. To understand nations, their civilizations, and the positive or negative outcomes they experience, it's crucial to comprehend the nation’s culture and the values, principles, and traditions represented by its roots. For any insight into Islamic civilization, whether its glorious past or its declining present, a deep study of the nation's character and cultural roots is essential.

• Author: Multiple Authors
• Publisher: Dar Al Salam-Cairo
• Edition Number: 1
• Print Year: 2007
• Page Count: 1008
• Volume Count: 2
• Binding Type: Hardcover
• Paper Type: White
• ISBN: 977-342-440-5