Title: The history of Islam, from the pre-Islamic period to the death of Caliph 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib

Publisher: Assia

Pages: 328

Rigid

Author: Karim Nedjar

Developed from the work of Multidisciplinary Muslim Scholars

from King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah.

• This unique work of its kind, in the panorama of works that deal with the (SIRA) or the History of Islam, with a scientific and critical approach, but at the same time historical, ethnographic, legal and above all geopolitical.
• The multidisciplinary approach is unique and conceals unsuspected riches in the stages that preceded and marked the advent of Islam as a new religion, but also the advent of "State-Islam" in its entirety and in its social and economic model, the purest that the earth is worn.
• The book covers the entire history of Islam, starting with the life of the Arabs before the advent of Islam, passing through the complete history of our prophet Mohamed (arrival of our beloved Prophet, the emigration to Abyssinia, the year of sadness, the Hegira, the various battles, the foundation of the first mosques, etc.) and concluding with the death of Caliph Omar ibn al'Khattab.

It is divided into several parts, but we identify some major themes:

• The history of the ancient Arab states
• The life of the prophet (sbdl)
• The history of Islamic legislation
• The founding of mosques
• The merit of companions and our duty to them
• Omar ibn al-khattab
• ...