The present world is overrun by consumerism. Consumerist mentality has pervaded all facets of life and has become the call of the day.

Even religion is not free from consumerism. People are trying to quantify God’s blessings in return for rituals performed and are putting religion on a cause-and-effect mechanical basis. This is diverting human attention from meekness and humble beseeching of His grace and mercy.

On the other hand, Sufism is being perverted and made corrupt by fakes and self-seekers. People are flocking to ‘Peers/Shaykhs/Spiritual leaders’ for mundane benefits and relief, and this is being encouraged. In this way as well, Sufism succumbs to the consumerist mentality. In the nineteenth century, there was a strong backlash to Sufism in the Arabian Peninsula and the world at large. This was in the name of reformism, but in the long run, these reformist movements have managed to distort the very spirit of Islam. So-called Islamic politics is being guided by and large to fulfill self-interests and sectarian ideologies.

On many instances, these politicians have taken up armed conflict as a method, bringing immeasurable suffering to human beings instead of peace and the elevation of human consciousness.

In this chaotic background of the present, it has been felt that Islam should be brought back to its proper perspective. Suffering, subjugation, and injustice should be replaced with the preaching of peace, harmony, and tranquility, and ultimately the elevation of human consciousness. This is a sure way to save planet Earth from man-made destruction.