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What is Islam's stance on cultural globalization?

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Globalization is a term that aims to generalize certain values and patterns to become a global model. Cultural globalization is the most dangerous form of it due to its direct impact on people's beliefs. It is a new form of colonialism that destroys the spirit of resistance, undermines morals and values, spreads indecency, and abolishes the superiority of the divine methodology.

To confront these dangers, a cultural offensive and a counter-civilizational vision must be undertaken. Muslims must be aware, united, and confident in their religion. Specialized scientific and media institutions must engage in a comprehensive confrontation supported by governments and peoples, coupled with raising awareness about the dangers of globalization, exposing its objectives, and protecting Islamic peoples.

Islam is a comprehensive message, suitable for all times and places. The concealment of its value stems from the inability and ignorance of Muslims. We do not blame the people of falsehood; rather, we blame ourselves for replacing the better with the inferior. Action is the quickest way to rectify mistakes. The religion of Islam is the religion of innate disposition and intellect, and the world needs the alternative that it will find only within it.

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