By Muhammad Abdelwahid

How do you stay rooted in a world built to unmoor you?

We live in an empire of noise—where algorithms shape our desires, self-worship is sanctified, and distraction is the dominant currency. Amid this chaos, the quiet call of the minaret still echoes, inviting us back to the only truth that liberates: La ilāha illa Allah.

In Whispers of the Minaret in the Empire of Noise, Muhammad Abdelwahid delivers a powerful and poetic critique of modernity through the lens of Islamic spirituality. This book is not simply a commentary on the world—it is a roadmap out of it. A spiritual intervention. A reminder that surrender to God is the only true freedom.

Across ten transformative chapters, you’ll journey through:

• The idolatry of the Self and the illusion of modern “freedom”

• The algorithmic circus of entertainment and consumption

• The false education that conditions obedience instead of awakening

• The forgotten ecological theology of al-Mīzān (the balance)

• The power of Ṣabr (patience) as moral endurance—not passivity

• A revival of Tawbah (return) as revolutionary, not merely repentant

Each chapter draws deeply from the Qur'an, the Seerah, and the lives of the Prophets—not as distant history, but as living guidance for those seeking to be whole in a fragmented age.

This book is for the seekers and the strugglers. For those who pray quietly in coffee shops and cry in traffic. For those who feel dislocated in modernity yet drawn to something ancient, beautiful, and whole.

You were not created to bow to Pharaoh.
You were created to remember.

Let this be your reminder.