Unity is a part of the fitrah. Like the pure and natural belief in One God, it is simple and satisfying. Yet there are many challenges facing the unification of the Muslim Ummah. Aside from human passions and faults which unintentionally cause it to be rent, there are intentional efforts from those who hold the belief that one ought NOT to unify with certain elements, some advising only a disunity of mind whereas others extend it towards an almost complete and physical disassociation. We know that Islam enjoins us to be one with the Truth, yet so many claim to have the Truth and reject all else, it is difficult to actualize the balance which Islam perfects of reconciling clarity with magnanimity. At some point the balance is off and the Ummah reduced to fragments. It is for the remedy of our current situation, alongside the personal default element of trying to win the pleasure of The Lord, that The Islamic Unification Theory was born. It will most surely take a lifetime, if not more, and will only succeed if Allah Wills…  

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