The Islamic Civilization By Dr. Mustafa Siba'i

The Islamic Civilization By Dr. Mustafa Siba'i

ISBN: 9780953758265

Author: Dr. Mustafa Siba'i

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages: 235

Size: 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.7 inch

Publication Year: 2007

Description

About This Book:

Dr. Mustafa Siba'i's "The Islamic Civilization" takes perusers on an enlightening visit through the rich embroidered artwork of Islamic history, culture, and commitments to human civilization. Dr. Siba'i, a famous researcher and history specialist, gives a top-to-bottom assessment of the Islamic world's astounding accomplishments, social heritage, and huge impact on the worldwide field.

Followings are some portion of the critical ideas and experiences tended to in this enlightening book:

Historical Legacy:

Dr. Mustafa Siba'i's verifiable inheritance offers perusers with a nitty gritty perspective on the birth and improvement of Islamic culture. The creator gives an intensive verifiable perspective going from the beginning of Islam to the level of the Islamic Caliphates and the conservation of information all through the Brilliant Time of Islam.

Cultural Flourish:

The book plunges into the various energetic features of Islamic culture, like craftsmanship, engineering, writing, and reasoning. It underscores the blend of various social impacts all throughout the Islamic world, bringing about a particular and dependable heritage.

Scientific and Intellectual Contributions:

"The Islamic Human Progress" enlightens Muslim savvy people's spearheading commitments to science, math, stargazing, medication, and reasoning. It underlines the significance of Islamic human advancement in monitoring and passing information from antiquated artifacts onto the Western world.

Islamic Law and Governance:

The creator examines the advancement of Islamic general sets of laws and administration ideas all throughout the Islamic world. He dissects the Islamic development's key standards of equity, social government assistance, and law and order.

Interactions and Exchange:

The book additionally looks at the powerful interconnections that exist between Islamic human progress and different civic establishments, stressing the significance of exchange, discretion, and scholarly trade in making the world scene.