Religion and metaphysical alienation

Everything contained in the ideas of this book is based on an understanding of religion as an existential need that protects a person from metaphysical alienation. It is based on a definition of religion as life within the horizon of meaning, imposed by man''s existential need to produce spiritual, moral, and aesthetic meaning for his individual and societal life. Most of our problems lie in the expansion and expansion of this need, its neglect of other needs, and its swallowing up everything in the lives of people in our societies. Many of the problems of the world of Islam are due to the failure to recognize the true field of religion and the limits of its mission in human life, and the resulting dominance of religion over other fields of life, the disruption of the function of reason, science and knowledge, and the neglect of the value of the accumulation of human experience and its impact on construction and development. God has not granted a special right to anyone who has a monopoly on representing Him on earth, and He is the only one who is exclusively authorized to speak in His name, and He is allowed to persecute people in the name of God, violate their dignity, and waste their rights and freedoms, in the name of defending God, "For God is Self-sufficient of the worlds," and God created people. They are free, and freedom is a religious necessity imposed by the revival of an honest spiritual, moral and aesthetic life that is not tainted by hypocrisy. Freedom is a condition for all free religiosity.