A Short History of Islam By S.E Al Djazairi

ISBN: 9780955331305
Author: S.E Al Djazairi
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 370
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2006
Description
About This Book:
S.E Al Djazairi's "A Short History of Islam" offers a concise and instructive outline of the tremendous texture of Islamic history. This book goes on the readers on a sequential outing through the significant occasions, people, and achievements that have impacted the Islamic world and is planned for the two researchers and inquisitive readers looking for an open outline. Al Djazairi portrays the story of Islam with an exceptional spotlight on clearness and quickness, making it an ideal asset for people wishing to get a handle on the fundamental story of one of the world's primary developments.
Foundations and Early Years:
The book starts with unraveling the underpinnings of Islam, concentrating on the existence of Prophet Muhammad and the disclosure of the Quran. Al Djazairi skillfully explores Islam's initial years, illustrating the deterrents, accomplishments, and production of the Islamic culture.
The Caliphates and the Golden Age:
Readers are directed through the Caliphates period, inspecting the tremendous Islamic domains and the Brilliant Age's sprouting of information, science, and expressions. Al Djazairi stresses Muslim scholarly people's scholarly commitments as well as social trades between the Islamic world and different civilizations.
Obstacles and Decline:
The book talks about the inner and outer obstructions that the Islamic world experienced, which prompted the decay of specific realms and the ascent of new political and social elements. Al Djazairi explores this muddled period, giving experiences into the moving climate of Islamic human progress.