Today, we are not short on manpower. We are not lacking in resources. The Muslim world is rich in population, talent, and wealth. But what we are missing is the very thing that once made us rise above the rest: the power of Īmān. Our hearts have become attached to this dunya, distracted by comfort, divided by politics, and weakened by doubt. Without deep faith, unity, sincerity, and a clear moral compass, we cannot hope to achieve the victories of the past.

It is not the sword that wins the war—it is the strength of the soul behind it.

Victory begins with Īmān. And until we rebuild that in ourselves, our communities, and our youth, the outward results will remain out of reach.