Muslim Youth in the Age of Dajjal by Dr. Gohar Mushtaq is a powerful and timely exploration of the spiritual, moral, and intellectual challenges facing young Muslims in the modern world. Framed around the concept of the Dajjal—not just as a future figure, but as a system of deception already influencing global culture—the book offers a sobering analysis of how materialism, hypersexuality, atheism, and digital addiction are eroding Islamic values among youth.

The book is divided into thematic chapters that address specific threats: the normalization of sin through media, the loss of haya (modesty), the rise of secular ideologies, and the weakening of Islamic identity. Dr. Mushtaq draws from Qur’anic verses, hadith, and contemporary research to show how these trends align with the fitnah of Dajjal. He also offers practical guidance—such as cultivating taqwa, building strong family bonds, choosing righteous friends, and engaging in purposeful worship—to help youth resist these influences and remain spiritually grounded.

Written in a clear, engaging style, the book resonates deeply with young readers and those who guide them. It’s not just a warning—it’s a roadmap for revival, resilience, and reconnection with Allah in an age of confusion and temptation.

How each audience benefits

• Muslim youth: Understand modern challenges through an Islamic lens and learn how to resist spiritual decline
• Educators and mentors: Use the book to spark meaningful discussions on identity, ethics, and resilience
• Parents: Gain insight into the pressures facing their children and how to support them spiritually
• Da’wah workers: Equip themselves with relevant tools to address youth concerns in a grounded, impactful way