What are the books that help young people understand current events concerning Muslims, the developments of the End of Times, and the various sects and schools of thought?

We recommend the following books: - To understand the current reality of Muslims: "Divine Ordinances in Nations, Groups, and Individuals in Islamic Law" by Abdul Karim Zidan, "Divine Ordinances and Their Impact on Understanding Reality" by Abu Maryam Muhammad Al-Juraytli, "The Present State of the Islamic World" by Ali Juraysha, "The Present State of the Islamic World and Its Contemporary Issues" by Jamil Al-Misri, "Landmarks on the Path to Understanding Reality" and "Towards a Deeper Understanding of Islamic Reality" by Abdul Karim Bakkar, and "Between History and Reality" by Ragheb El-Sergany. - To understand the events of the End of Time: "Jurisprudence of the Signs of the Hour" by Muhammad Al-Muqaddim, "The End: Fitan and Malahim" by Ibn Kathir, "Signs of the Hour" by Yusuf Al-Wabil and Abdullah Al-Ghufaili, and "The Minor Resurrection" by Omar Al-Ashqar. - For sects and schools of thought: "Creeds of the Seventy-Three Sects" by Abu Muhammad Al-Yamani, "Warning and Refutation Against the People of Desires and Innovations" by Al-Malati, "Encyclopedia of Sects Attributed to Islam" (supervised by Alawi Al-Saqqaf), and "The Impact of Ancient Religions and Sects on Some Sects Attributed to Islam" by Abdul Qadir Soufi.

It should be noted that renowned traditional books on sects, such as: "Maqalat al-Islamiyyin" by Al-Ash'ari, "Al-Fasl" by Ibn Hazm, "Al-Milal wa al-Nihal" by Al-Shahrastani, and "Al-Farq bayn al-Firaq" by Al-Baghdadi, do not represent the creed of the People of the Sunnah (definition) and the Community (Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah), and all of them delved into blameworthy theological discourse that the Salaf (pious predecessors) found fault with and condemned.