The book proceeds from a premise that emphasizes the social dimension of human life and views the movement of history through the lens of divine laws; history is not merely a collection of scattered events but a sequence of ordered occurrences whose underlying causes and governing principles can be uncovered. It examines the Qur'anic concept of "Sunnah" (divine law), elucidating the fundamental principle that governs all social laws. Furthermore, it derives from the Qur'an eight laws that lead to the fall of civilizations, contrasted with three essential keys to the development and prosperity of societies.
The book concludes by exploring the future of the world and the end of history, affirming that Qur'anic principles dictate the ultimate triumph of truth over falsehood and the eventual establishment of the rule of the oppressed, the followers of the prophets (peace be upon them).
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