Table of Contents

Table of Contents

About the Author

Note by the Translator

Preface to the First Edition

Preface to the Second Edition

Foreword to the Present Edition

New World Order

1 - Increasing Social Differences in the World - Machinery - Attempts to Alleviate Poverty - Some Intolerable Examples

2 - Democracy - Socialism - International Socialism - Marx and His Three Principles - Lenin - Bolsheviks and Mensheviks - Lenin and Martove

3 - Six Principles of Bolshevism - Their Consequences

4 - Reactions to Bolshevism - Nazism, Fascism and Falangists - Their Respective Methods of Propaganda

5 - Socialism Favourable to British, French and American Labour - Two Dangers of Socialism - Lack of Sympathy for Others and Irreligion

6 - Communism and it's Defects - Against Individual Effort and Initiative - Uses Violence and Constraint - Anti-Religious - Favours Dictatorship - Discourages Intellectual Progress - Promotes Class Struggle - Will Have Dangerous Reactions in Case of Failure

7 - National Socialism and it's Defects - The Present War and it's Consequences - Victory of the United Nations Better for India - Bolshevik Victory and it's Consequences

8 - Religion and the Problem of Social Inequality - Judaism - Christianity - Hinduism

9 - Unrivalled Teachings of Islam - Slavery Abolished - Only Defensive War Allowed - Human Treatment Meted Out to Prisoners of War - Easy Conditions of Freedom - Historical Examples

10 - Fundamental of an Islamic League of Nations - Causes of Failure of the European League

11 - Islamic Teachings to Help the Poor - Laws of Inheritance - Hoarding Banned - Prohibition of Interest - Zakat and Voluntary Charity - Personal Ownership - Superiority Over Bolshevik Principles - Capacity a Form of Capital - Social Inequality Under Bolshevism - Loss of Brains to the Nation - Danger of Rebellion

12 - Need of More Funds for the State - Zakat not Enough - Nor Partnership in Profits - Nor State-Ownership - Hitlerian Scheme of Raising Funds - Bolshevik Scheme - Islamic Scheme

13 - Islamic Scheme Described - Ban on Luxuries - Voluntary as well as Obligatory Contributions to State Funds - Keeping intact Individual Initiative - Value of Voluntary Contributions - Example of Early Islam

14 - Applications of Islamic Principles to Meet New Needs - Proposed by the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement in his Al-Wasiyat and Announced in 1905 - Quran on Voluntary Contributions - How Al-Wasiyyat Proposes to Raise Funds for Islam - Expenditure of These Funds - Difference Between Bolschevik and Al-Wasiyyat Funds - Al-Wasiyyat a Peaceful Revolution - Voluntary Transfer of Properties to Society - Al-Wasiyyat at Universal - Steady Surrender of Properties in the Islamic World Order

15 - The Order Founded in Qadian in 1905 - Future Assured by Divine Promise and Divine Support

16 - The New Order Foreshadowed in Tahrik-e-Jadid

17 - Exhortation to the Jama'at