‘Abd al-Wahāb argues that Islam has advocated dialogue throughout history. He supports his argument by verses from the Qur’ān.

In the author's opinion, the discussion of moderation and dialogue in Islam is strictly linked to two main issues: the civilized testimony of the moderate nation and the divine succession of man on Earth. He argues that dialogue must be with the Muslim ego on the one hand and the one who has different culture and doctrine on the other.

‘Abd al-Wahāb thinks that today's Islamic nation has secluded itself and needs to be more open to the world.