The light of knowledge makes man human. And so, having gained the light, having the opportunity to choose the truth or a lie, he begins his life journey along the path going up to the Garden of Eden or leading down to the fire of Gehenna. On this path, they are driven by either high will or low desires. The light of knowledge and faith in God give rise to a high will in a person - hard work, perseverance, patience and determination (or determination). And the darkness of ignorance increases his base qualities - meanness, pride, envy, greed, anger, and weak-mindedness.

Literally about all this tells the book of Muhammad Ahmad Ismail Al-Muqaddima “Willpower”. It can rightly be called a textbook of the will - because by means of the Quran, the life example of the Messenger, may Allah bless him and welcome, companions and righteous Muslims teach a person to be strong-willed. It can rightly be called a history textbook - because it tells about the glory and majesty of Islamic civilization, built by the high will of great personalities, and about the era of decline, backwardness and weakness of later generations of Muslims. She rightly claims to be a reference book for every Muslim, so that he would be inspired by the will of the righteous predecessors and draw lessons from the lives of those whose will drooped.

The work of Muhammad Ahmad Isma'il al-Muqaddima is a book of life that answers many questions because it touches all of its aspects: love and hate, joy and disappointment, generosity and greed, worldly goods and love for the Hereafter, Fathers and Sons...