and then moves on to present the types of corruptors and the types of corruption in the areas of politics, economics, society, and values. It presents real-life Qur'anic examples of corruptors, both as individuals and groups. It then examines the current reality, analyzing its contemporary patterns and their manifestations in political, media, cultural, and economic structures.
The book culminates in analytical study that explores how global arrogance utilizes the machinery of corruption as a strategic tool to tighten its grip over nations and prolong its dominance, through a structural and functional deconstruction of this transcontinental network. This book reexamines the issue of reform from the Qur'an, framing it as a civilizational mission fundamentally opposed to the agenda of corruption. It invites the reader to see the world with the insight of revelation, far from the noise, where the major struggles become clear: between nations, between meaning and emptiness, between construction and destruction, between truth and falsehood.
Note: Here is an abstract of the book. The book is currently available in Arabic only.
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