Reminders And Conclusion

In all cases that we will find on our way to invite to Islam, in every circumstance and opportunity, we need to remember to always conduct ourselves with kindness tolerance and listen to the person(s) we wish to invite to Islam.

When people interact with us they will remember more about our behavior our smile and benevolent attitude than our speech.

And once they will remember our discussion with us, the most vital point of discussion they should remember is not our opinion or our arguments. The most important thing is that we have reminded our guests about our Creator and how Majestic and Wise He is.

If we achieve the goal to bring our guests to remember our Creator and revive the instinctive faith we all have, then we have achieved our goal. Because it is only in the context of faith that every other evidences that we might have clarified can and should be understood and meditated upon.

Nevertheless once the first contact has been established through thoughtful and compassionate manners and some mutual knowledge and understanding has been acquired, discussing of the various aspects of the Islamic legislations, faith, rituals, and behaviors is open.

Always the tone of voice and manners that we express during our dialogue should be courteous and respectful.

We have in this book presented a lot of informations important and useful to approach different people of various social and cultural background and education.

We have also described how to establish and organize more sophisticated structures to serve in the complex field of Dawah.

If we had to resume how to invite to Islam in one word I would choose “simplicity”.

Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said,

Verily, the religion is easy and no one burdens himself in religion but that it overwhelms him. Follow the right course, seek closeness to Allah, give glad tidings, and seek help for worship in the morning and evening and a part of the night.

I would like to dedicate this humble research to my teacher Sheikh Abu Bakr Jaber El Jazeiri. During the blessed three years that I spent with him in Madina in his classes in the Masjid An Nabawi or in his home. I was so fortunate to spend many hours listening to the various discussions and questions from the many visitors that came from near and far and learned from these encounters the gentle respectful and compassionate manners in which he answered the students of knowledge, the layman, the old Bedouin, the clever youth, the thoughtful business man .

Sheikh Abu Bakr had a warmth that made everyone that approached him felt loved and cared for . Sheikh answered every questions and requests in a manner that made every seeker content with what he received.