Al -Akkad starts from the saying "The past is the present" to look at the present of the Islamic nation from a historical perspective. It reviews for us how the Islamic nation was originating, progressing and prevailing in the days of the Muhammadiyah mission, and how it was divided, retreating and shame in the following centuries. But he indicates that the Islamic nation is still a "steadfast force" despite the surrounding enemies and calamities, and he asks about the secret of its steadfastness and the survival of its culture and societies. In this book, it aims to understand the reasons for what happened to the nation, and how can it build its future?