One spectacular paradox of the last half-century has been the escalation of 'Islamophobia' and Islam becoming the 'fastest growing religion.' Juxtaposed to the aggressions against and destructions of a number of prosperous Muslim countries and the general decline of the ethical underpinnings of human social relations, the growth might be viewed as a logical response on a spiritual plane. This might also be taken as to have been inspired by a conflict-ridden world witnessing raving commoditisation and consumerism, gaping inequality along enormous amassment of wealth, eclipse of politics and...