Mohammad Mandurah

What can protect marriage and family in an age of pornography, addiction, digital overload, emotional disconnection, ideological confusion, and weakening moral boundaries?In Threats to Family and Marriage, Part II - The Islamic Way of Life as a Framework for Protection, Healing, and Renewal, Mohammad Mandurah presents a comprehensive Islamic response to the modern crisis facing the family. Moving beyond diagnosis alone, this volume offers a constructive vision rooted in the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and the broader Islamic moral and legal tradition.
This book argues that family breakdown cannot be understood as merely a private or emotional problem. It is also spiritual, moral, social, and civilizational. For that reason, the solution must be equally comprehensive. Islam does not address family life through isolated advice alone, but through an integrated way of life that shapes belief, behavior, law, worship, education, and community responsibility.
Inside this book, readers will discover: how Islamic creed, worldview, and accountability before Allah protect family life how Shari?ah-based systems support marriage, parenting, justice, and social stability direct Islamic teachings on marriage, conflict resolution, parenting, kinship, and divorce the role of prayer, fasting, Qur'an, dhikr, repentance, and spiritual discipline in strengthening families how Qur'anic and Prophetic stories can be used for moral formation and family education practical guidance for rebuilding trust, raising children in the modern world, and recovering after family breakdown the role of homes, mosques, schools, counselors, and public policy in protecting the family This volume is especially relevant for readers concerned about: infidelity and pornography substance abuse and gambling emotional neglect and poor communication parenting in the digital age gender confusion and ideological pressure domestic violence and family injustice marriage preparation and divorce recovery strengthening Muslim homes and communities Written for spouses, parents, students, imams, counselors, teachers, and community leaders, this book provides both analysis and guidance.
It is not simply a defense of "family values" in the abstract. It is a call to rebuild the family on the foundations of taw?id, mercy, justice, discipline, and communal support. If you are looking for a serious Islamic framework for understanding today's family crisis-and for responding to it with clarity, compassion, and conviction-this book offers a timely and deeply needed contribution. Perfect for readers interested in: Islamic family studies marriage and parenting in Islam Muslim social ethics Islamic solutions to modern family challenges Qur'anic guidance on family life faith-based approaches to marriage, children, and community renewal