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Can faith be the antidote to one of humanity's oldest wounds?

In a world fractured by racism, hatred, and injustice, Discrimination, Racism and Hate offers more than a diagnosis — it offers a cure rooted in both timeless faith and contemporary insight.

This groundbreaking second volume of The Solution Series explores prejudice not as a localized problem, but as a global crisis with deep historical, psychological, and systemic roots. With clarity and compassion, Iftikhar Ahmad examines the failures and successes of secular responses — from liberal law to social reform — while illuminating how Islamic ethics confront racism not just intellectually, but spiritually and structurally.

Blending Qur'anic wisdom, Prophetic teachings, case studies, and cross-civilizational analysis, this book lays out a practical, ethical, and inclusive vision for a world without racial hierarchies.

Whether you're an activist, educator, policymaker, or seeker of truth, this volume will challenge your assumptions, stir your conscience, and awaken your hope.

Because the battle against hate is not just political — it's moral. And the solution begins in the soul.