Qur'an is the solution

C.13.-Who were fit to be vehicles of this light? — Not men

intoxicated with words and mysteries, Men whom politics had

debauched or tyranny had subdued, Men whose refinements had

ended in vices, who saw Nature only through books or artificial

conceits, or in moods which bred softness, indolence, or luxury,

who spoke of love and justice, but practiced gross selfishness

between class and class, sex and sex, condition and condition;

and had perverted their language, once beautiful, into jargons

of empty elegance and unmeaning futility.

C.14.-For the glory of Hellas, and her freedom and wisdom had

departed; Rome’s great systems of law, organization, and

universal citizenship had sunk into the mire of ecclesiastical

formalism, and dogmatism, and exclusive arrogance; the living

fire of Persia’s Prophet scarce smoldered in her votaries of

luxury; in India, countless castes and kingdoms cancelled the

unity of Buddha’s teaching; the wounds of China had not yet been

healed by T’ang culture; and Japan was still a disciple of

China.

C.15.-Then, in the sacred city of pagan Arabia, shown a light

that spread in all directions. It was centrally placed for the

bounds of the world of man’s habitations in Asia, Europe, and

Africa. It made the Arabs the leading nation of culture and

science, of organized enterprise, law, and arts, with a zeal for

the conquest of Nature and her mysteries.

C.16.-Behold! There was born into the world of sense the

unlettered Apostle, the comely child, noble of birth, but nobler

still in the grace and wisdom of human love and human

understanding; dowered with the key which opened to him the

enchanted palace of Nature; marked out to receive — to receive

and preach in burning words the spiritual truth and message of

the Most High.

Courtsey: Introdcution to Holy Quran - Allama Yusuf Ali.