Despite the change in executors and means on the stage of history, the essence and methods of the conflict between truth and falsehood have not changed in practice. The Kuffar of Mecca would gather in the council hall known as Dar Al-Nadwah near Al-Kaaba Al-Sharif and devise some of the most malicious and cunning plans to eradicate the Islamic Dawah, weaken the Muslims, and break the will of the Messenger of Allah (saw).

The sixty-second session of the Munich Security Conference was held from 13 to 15 February 2026 at the Bayerischer Hof and Rosewood Munich hotels, in the German city of Munich. This year’s conference comes at what is described as a pivotal moment in the trajectory of the international order, amid escalating conflicts, eroding trust amongst traditional allies, and intensifying competition among major powers.

What is becoming clearer as the days, months, and years pass us by, is that the current political structure–secular capitalism–is not built to take care of people, or create a society in which there is tranquility and security. In the West, we see the outcomes of its laws–racism, misogyny, rape, internal manufactured violence, poverty, huge income disparities, depravity, etc.

The destruction of the Khilafah (Caliphate) on 3 March 1924 CE, 28 Rajab 1342 AH, marked the end of the Ummah as a unified political entity, but it did not represent the failure of Islam as a system. Rather, it concluded a long historical process during which certain structural weaknesses gradually developed within governance.