Non Violence and Peace Building
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Writen byMaulana Wahiduddin Khan - PublisherGoodword Books New Delhi, India
- YearCommonly 2004 (repri
Non Violence and Peace Building by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan offers a powerful message grounded in Islamic teachings that emphasizes the centrality of nonviolence in personal and social transformation. The book underscores the Prophet Muhammad’s peaceful methods in overcoming conflict and offers a contemporary interpretation of jihad, focusing on patience, forgiveness, and negotiation. The author presents a compelling framework for promoting peace, arguing that ideological and spiritual change is essential for sustainable harmony. His approach integrates moral values with practical wisdom, calling for constructive engagement and dialogue in resolving global and domestic disputes. Relevance to the Current Era & Community Engagement Mechanism In an age of rising extremism and religious misunderstanding, this book serves as a vital resource for fostering interfaith respect and nonviolent activism. It is particularly useful for community leaders, educators, and peace practitioners promoting deradicalization and faith-based reconciliation. The text’s emphasis on internal transformation and dialogue offers actionable strategies for conflict mitigation and moral empowerment. A spiritually rich and practical guide, the book significantly contributes to the discourse on peaceful activism and religiously inspired nonviolence. It bridges traditional values with contemporary challenges, making it highly relevant and impactful.

