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Dawah guide DAWAH GUIDE Towards Performing Dawah Abdussalam Students Islamic Publications ITvotbus istrtmIC puit icATIoN CTOWARDS PERFORMING DAVAll By Abdul Salam Students Islamic Publications O Abul Fazal Enclave fornio Nagar New Delhi - C All Rights res

DAWAH GUIDE Towards Performing Dawah Abdussalam Students Islamic Publications ITvotbus istrtmIC puit icATIoN CTOWARDS PERFORMING DAVAll By Abdul Salam Students Islamic Publications O Abul Fazal Enclave fornio Nagar New Delhi - C All Rights reserved Students Islamic Publications New Delhi First Edition Nov Price Rs Printed by Bhura O ?set Press Delhi Laser Typesett - Hamm composers - New D hi - CCONTENTS Chapter I WHAT IS DA'WAH Some Quranic Terms Some Dimensions Chapter II WHY S H O U L D W E DO DA'WA H Some Reasons Universality of Islam The Universal Gorl The Universal Book The Universal Messenger The Nature of the Muslim Community A lhat rs W'Itnessl ng l The Divine Design The Final Trial The Last Prophet in Allah's Court The Holiest Man in Tears fo Implications of the Finality The prophet's Last Hajj Sermon The Crime of Concealment The Way Out The Mystery of The Muslim Strength The Crucial Question We Are Fortunate The Chief Motive The Other Bene ?ts The Most Misunrlerst ood The Deep impact Time to Wake Up The Himalilyan Tilsk For Sociill Hilrmony CFor The Cherished Values F o r A Better'World Contribution to The Society The Secret Behind The Power of Islam To Strengthen The Ummah The Most Important Sunnah Chapter III DA'WAH - WHERE The Universality The Speci ?c Approach Your Power The Individuals The Groups The Young Activists The Students The Oppressed The Godless The Reiigious Institutions Scenes of Da'wah from Quran Father Preaching to His Son Son Preaching To His Father ' Preaching in the Prison Preaching in the Palace King Preaching To A Queen Chapter IV DA'WAH - HOW The Sources T h e Holy Quran Life of Prophet Mohammed S History of Islam The Contemp orary Models Your Own Experiences Qurilnic Prescriptions Quriln's Own Style CSome Inferences Methods of the Great Prophets The Message Was One Da'iee Work Among His People Struggle For Social Causes Some Tips From The Quran Be Polite Don't Hurt The Sentiments Never Impose Islam Choose The Right Time Avoid Unnecessary Disputes Be Patient And Resist The Temptations Use Familiar Things As Meduim Be Optimistic And Unbiased Be Courageous And Patient Beware of The Olive Branches Create Opportunities Don't Hurry Don't Beat Around The Bush Provoke Thought Chapter' V LESSONS FROM THE PROPHET'S LIFE The Silent Da'wah Call From The Mountain Top A 'Party' At Home Da'wah Among Pilgrims Da'wah At Fairs And Markets In search Of New Avenues March To Thaif Carrot And Stick Da'wahln Madina Deputing Individuals Sending Teams For Da'wah' Change of Persons Preaching To Prisoners CPropagation In The War Field Preaching To The Emissary Da'wah Through Letters The Peak of Persuasion His Style of Da'wah Chapter VI THE MODES OF DA'WAH ? Individual Da'wah How To Begin Some Likely Responses A Few Tips Books Chapter VII Q U A LITIES OF THE DA'IEE Faith Faith In Allah Trust In Allah Love of Allah Fear Of Allah Dedication To Allah A ?nity With Quran Love Of The