At first glance you may have been puzzled by the title "The
Religion of Irreligion" because "religion," as perceived by
many, is usually associated with Allah's revelation.
Alternatively, there are other beliefs known as "false"
religions, like Buddhism and Hinduism. As the name suggests,
"irreligion" is a concept that rejects religion completely and
denies the existence of Allah. 1 However, there exist today in
every corner of the world particular systems of belief adhered
to as strictly as religion, yet they are never called
"religion." In this book such ideologies as materialism,
communism, Darwinism (the so-called scientific basis of those
ideologies) and other systems based on disbelief are referred to
as "religions of irreligion." That is simply because they have
all evolved over time to become religions in themselves, with a
complete system of beliefs and practices. They all have their
own idolized leaders and immutable books which their followers
learn by heart. False religions spread rapidly and attr