Imam Muhammad Abdo is considered one of the masters of the renaissance in the modern era, and one of the most prominent innovators in Islamic jurisprudence in his time, and one of the advocates of reform and the flags of the modern Arab-Islamic renaissance, as he contributed with his knowledge, awareness and diligence to the liberation of the Arab mind from stagnation, and also participated in awakening the nation's awareness towards liberation, reviving patriotism, reviving jurisprudence to keep pace with the rapid developments in science, and taking into account the movement of society and its development in various aspects of life.This book presents the doctrine of Imam Muhammad Abdo in (renewal and reform) in lines, very brief, the author of the book reveals the events of the imam's intellectual and practical life, and the stages that his life went through through his collection of the most important works that contain the features of his thought in his movement and development, especially his thought (political and social) through six axes:1- Be a boy. And the period he lived in Egypt.2- The radiance of Sufism, which attracted him by his father's uncle, Sheikh Darwish Khidr, and his encouragement to seek knowledge.3- Jamal al-Din al-Afghani led him from the path of Sufism and hermitage to the arena of philosophy, wisdom and political action for the sake of the homeland, the East and Islam.4- The first stage in which he was held responsible for calling for reform in Egypt, after the exile of Gamal al-Din.5- The stage of exile, and its journey from east to west, then from west to east... And return to its original doctrine on the path of reform.6- Returning from exile, and assuming the place of intellectual forefront in the Islamic world, after the Ottoman Sultanate imprisoned his Afghan teacher in Astana, until he uttered his last breath.Book Contents: "Life Card", "Religious Reform", "Islamic University", "Social Question", "Reform... The revolution... Reform... Education", "The Family and Women", and "Literary and Linguistic Reform".