Islam faced many difficulties and hardship in spreading its knowledge, this problem had started long ago at the time of Prophet Muhammad PBUH and throughout the empire of his predecessor. The challenges faced by them in introducing message of Islam and in spreading the knowledge of Islam ‘ilm’ came to certain factors such as Culture, Language, Lifestyle, Social, Geographical Structure etc. However, in this 21 Century after 1407 years Islam had been professed by more than 1.8 billion which covered 25% of world population, we still dealing with certain factor which directly contribute in spreading Islam not only to the 1.8 billion Muslim but to all human race as mention in the Holy Book of Quran, "Are those who have knowledge and those who have no knowledge alike? Only the men of understanding are mindful. “(Quran, 39:9).
"Recite: In the name of thy Lord who created man from a clot. Recite: And thy Lord is the Most Generous Who taught by the pen, taught man that which he knew not." (Quran, 96:1-5)
"And they shall say had we but listened or used reason, we would not be among the
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It is additionally used broadly as their dialect in a non-Arab nation such as in the Central African Republic of Chad, and as a minority dialect in a few different nations, including Afghanistan, Israel (where both Arabic and Hebrew are legitimate dialects), Iran, and Nigeria. Whereby, in 1974, Arabic was received as one of the six United Nations official dialects, joining Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. More than one billion Muslims in places like India, Indonesia, Pakistan and Tanzania think about Arabic as an outside or second dialect for ceremonial and insightful purposes. In the United States, a few Muslim and Arab people group utilize Arabic in their day by day connections and for religious