IMPACT OF MAUDUDI’S THOUGHT: REVIVAL OF ISLAMIC INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL AWARENESS

Authors

  • Abdullah Mudassir, Prof. Dr Khalid Zafarullah, Dr Muhammad Rizwan Mahmood Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63878/jalt2775

Abstract

The intellectual legacy of Sayyed Abul A‘la Maududi represents one of the most profound and enduring influences on modern Islamic thought. Emerging during a period of ideological confrontation between Islam and Western modernity, Sayyed Maududi articulated Islam as a comprehensive and self-sufficient system of life. His ideas reshaped Muslim discourse by presenting Islam not merely as a religion of rituals but as a complete socio-political, moral, and economic order grounded in divine guidance.

This study explores the far-reaching impact of Sayyed Maududi’s thought on various dimensions of Muslim life intellectual, political, social, and educational. His vision inspiring movements across the Muslim world from South Asia to the Middle East and beyond. Sayyed Maududi’s contributions transcended geographical and disciplinary boundaries. His works were translated into multiple languages and became reference points for scholars, reformers, and political leaders seeking to reconcile faith with modern challenges. An analytical and qualitative research methodology has been employed in this study. The primary sources include Maulana Maududi’s books, articles and speeches, while secondary sources have been used to provide additional context and support the analysis. By utilizing various books, research papers, and online materials, the study examines the multidimensional impact of Sayyed Maududi’s thought.

The research concludes Sayyed Abul A‘la Maududi’s intellectual legacy continues to shape the contours of Islamic revivalist thought and remains a vital source for addressing the ideological and moral crises of the modern world. His vision of Islam as an integrated worldview offers both theoretical depth and practical guidance for contemporary Muslim societies.

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Published

2026-03-10

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Islamic Studies