Reasons Behind Our Traditions
The article addresses the nature of our civilizational and cultural decline. The writer asserts that our societies continue to document their history and uphold ancient traditions, despite our civilization having thrived during past Islamic eras, such as the Umayyad, Abbasid, and Andalusian periods. He emphasizes that the Arabic language, which is considered sacred and protected by the Quran, struggles to evolve and develop, with its linguistic tools largely rooted in the past—particularly that verbs are primarily related to the past—and a clear absence of future-oriented constructs. This reflects our inability to effectively face current and future challenges. He concludes by noting that our educational methods focus heavily on the past, fostering nostalgia and rote memorization, which hinder our progress toward the future.
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