Tahreek Ka Mustaqbil - Dr Israr Ahmad

Dr. Israr Ahmad discusses the longevity of movements after the death of their founders. He argues against the fatalistic view that a movement will inevitably fail upon the founder’s demise, citing examples from both Islamic and non-Islamic history. He emphasizes that while outcomes are ultimately in God’s hands, one should not refrain from striving due to fear of failure. He draws parallels to parenting, where one continues to raise children despite uncertainties about their future, and stresses the importance of sincere intention and continued effort. He highlights the potential for discord even after the Prophet Muhammad’s passing, and the grace of God in preventing immediate conflict. He cautions against using potential negative outcomes as an excuse for inaction.

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