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The book Marxism and Islam is a book written by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud, in which he talks about a vision of the Marxist idea through an Islamic eye that has previous knowledge and experience in Marxism.. A good refutation of the idea
Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud mixed objectivity and emotion in it, so it is a criticism that is not devoid of information. The book may not be neutral. This is normal, but it remains a step in understanding the Marxist communist thought.
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“…If they had returned to themselves, they would have found that they permit for themselves what they forbid for others. If it is permissible for them to criticize the religious through what is non-religious, why is it not permissible for others to criticize the non-religious through what is religious! And if it is permissible for them to criticize Islamic ethics through secular modernity, why is it not permissible for others to criticize secular modernity through Islamic ethics? It is necessary, then, to seek ethics that move away from the surface at which modernity has stopped and delve into the depths of life and the depths of man. There is nothing deeper than a life that extends from its immediate to its ultimate end, and nothing deeper than a man who connects his outer appearance with his inner self” (From the book The Question of Ethics)»
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