Islam did not come to be anyone's enemy. Islam came to remind humanity of the forgotten promise we all made to Allah in the realm of souls. And to help us recognize our real enemy, Iblis (Satan), Allah sent prophets and messengers throughout history. Yet, some people have abandoned this real enemy and instead taken Islam as their enemy! While there are multiple reasons for this, one major cause is the corruption of their natural understanding, or fitrah. The very sense of reason and conscience that should easily testify to the truth has now been clouded by doubts stemming from various arguments—whether it be science, nationalism, or the influence of Western narratives.

Though these individuals often appear to be entirely rational, most of them are simply driven by malice. Their goal is to distort the standard of truth and falsehood and then consciously engage in hostility against Islam. For several years now, this anti-Islamic sentiment has been cultivated under the guise of atheism. As a result, many intelligent young men and women, caught up in their rhetorical tricks, are turning towards atheism. Among them, however, are many genuine seekers of truth.

For the youth who are humble before the truth, Arif Azad presents "Paradoxical Sajid" to the people of Bangladesh. Through storytelling, reasoning, and the light of science, the book answers all the common questions posed by skeptics. Upon its initial release, the book caused a significant stir among readers. From students to teachers, people began buying the book in droves, abandoning their doubts, and returning to the path of Islam. Following that success, here comes Paradoxical Sajid 2.