The Quranists: Their Roots, Ideas, and Impact on the Islamic Nation

Author: Dr. Mohamed Ezz El-Din Dofairi

This book presents an analytical study of the "Quranist" movement, which advocates for exclusive reliance on the Holy Quran while rejecting the Sunnah of the Prophet. The author traces the historical and intellectual roots of this movement and profiles its prominent ideologues. He also addresses the main misconceptions upon which its followers rely to reject the Sunnah, such as their questioning of the Hadith and narration system, or accusing scholars of manipulating the Prophetic Sunnah to serve political power, refuting these claims with sound scientific methodology. The book discusses the movement's impact on doctrine and jurisprudence, its dangers to the unity and cohesion of the Islamic nation, and exposes the weakness of the foundations upon which this approach is built. It is an important reference that addresses researchers, preachers, and anyone zealous for Islam.