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- Alienation and the return to the self
Alienation and the return to the self
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A thought-provoking analysis of modern alienation and self-identity, exploring how individuals can reconnect with their authentic selves through spirituality, faith, and social consciousness, based on the Islamic worldview.
"Alienation and the Return to the Self" by Dr. Ali Shariati is a profound exploration of the concept of alienation in modern society. Shariati examines how individuals become detached from their true selves, culture, and spirituality due to materialism, colonialism, and cultural imperialism. He presents Islam as a transformative force that restores human dignity, self-awareness, and social responsibility. Through philosophical insights and historical examples, the book argues that a return to faith, knowledge, and ethical living is essential for overcoming existential alienation. A must-read for those interested in Islamic philosophy, self-discovery, and socio-political thought.
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