I purchased this book at ISNA and read it on my plane ride back home. The book is a little less than 100 pages long. I read it in one shot (even though I was super tired from the ISNA Convention/Azmath’s wedding/YM Shura Meeting.

I thought it was well written although there were some typos. If I can catch on to typos then you know that’s bad. It doesn’t seem like an editor proof read this before publishing it. The publisher is a new kid on the block and is clearly trying to put out some good quality works so I will give them support for that. http://www.faithpublications.org/ is their website.

“The method of da’wah employed by Imam Al Banna was unique. His method aimed to build and not destroy, re-conciliate and not divide. Rather than limiting his da’wah to the audiences in the mosques and Islamic gatherings, he chose also to visit the coffee houses, clubs and streets. Imam Hasan Al Banna always avoided entering conflicts, disputes and useless arguments and sought to reconcile parties and explain to them the comprehensive, moderate, balanced and realistic nature of Islam. On one occasion he relates the following: