Breakdown:

1. Introduction: The Incompatibility of Western and Islamic Perspectives
   • Introduction to the fundamental differences between Western and Islamic frameworks for understanding geopolitics.
   • The analogy of assembling a couch with inadequate materials as a metaphor for attempting to analyze global events without the guidance of Islam.
2. The Role of Islam in Geopolitical Analysis
   • Explanation of why the author insists on analyzing global events through an Islamic lens.
   • Discussion of the shortcomings of a secular or non-Islamic approach to understanding complex geopolitical issues.
   • The necessity of incorporating Islamic teachings and perspectives to achieve a coherent and accurate understanding of world affairs.
3. The Influence of Western Mythology on Thought and Behavior
   • Exploration of the impact of foundational Western myths, particularly the crucifixion story, on Western ideology, culture, and policy.
   • Analysis of how this narrative has shaped Western attitudes towards suffering, righteousness, and the concept of sacrifice.
   • The problematic nature of this myth in justifying or excusing violence, including contemporary events such as the conflict in Gaza.
4. Theological Underpinnings of Western Civilization
   • Examination of how the crucifixion myth has become deeply embedded in the moral and intellectual DNA of Western civilization.
   • The influence of this myth on Western concepts of justice, morality, and the role of the righteous.
   • The contrast between this narrative and Islamic teachings on righteousness, resistance, and the struggle between good and evil.
5. The Battle Between Good and Evil: An Islamic Perspective
   • Introduction to the Islamic narrative of the ongoing struggle between the children of Adam (peace be upon him) and Iblis (Satan).
   • The role of Iblis in attempting to prove that humanity is unworthy of the honor bestowed upon it by Allah.
   • The significance of this struggle in understanding the broader context of human history and current events.
6. The Implications of Ignoring Islamic Insights
   • Discussion of the dangers and consequences of disregarding the Islamic perspective in geopolitical analysis.
   • The risk of perpetuating misguided policies and ideologies that fail to address the root causes of conflict and injustice.
   • The importance of recognizing the limitations of Western paradigms and the need for a more holistic approach.
7. Conclusion: The Need for a Paradigm Shift
   • Reaffirmation of the importance of integrating Islamic principles into the analysis of global events.
   • A call to action for Muslims and non-Muslims alike to consider the deeper spiritual and moral dimensions of geopolitical issues.
   • Final thoughts on the potential for a more just and equitable world if guided by a balanced understanding of both spiritual and material realities.