Guidance and Deviation is an insightful exploration into the concepts of divine guidance and human deviation within the framework of Islamic theology. This book examines the nature of guidance as provided by God through prophets and scriptures, and contrasts it with the deviations that arise from human choices and misinterpretations.

The book delves into the theological underpinnings of guidance in Islam, highlighting the roles of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Quran, and the Ahlul Bayt in providing a clear path for humanity. It explores the mechanisms of divine guidance, including the role of the Prophet’s teachings, the Quranic revelations, and the ethical principles laid out by Islamic law.

Conversely, the book also addresses the concept of deviation—both doctrinal and practical. It analyzes various forms of deviation that have emerged throughout Islamic history, including sectarian divisions, misinterpretations of religious texts, and the impact of political and social influences on religious practices.

By examining historical and contemporary examples, Guidance and Deviation provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of how Islamic guidance is maintained and challenged, and how deviations can be addressed and corrected within the framework of Islamic teachings.