ISBN: 9781842000977
Author: Jalal ad-Din as-Suyuti
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 247
Size: 8.3 x 11.7 inches
Publication Year: 2006
Description
About This Book:
The prominent Islamic researcher Jalal promotion Noise as-Suyuti's "The History of the Khalifas Who Took the Right Way" takes you through the chronicles of Islamic history. This carefully investigated and richly composed concentrate on offers perusers a nitty gritty history of the highminded Caliphs who succeeded Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), furnishing them with a significant handle on the early Islamic time.
Historical Accuracy and Intellectual Rigor:
Crafted by As-Suyuti stands apart for its authentic precision and scholarly meticulousness. The book gives a total and solid narrative of the lives and rules of the properly directed Caliphs - Abu Bakr, Umar ibn al-Khattab, Uthman ibn Affan, and Ali ibn Abi Talib (may Allah be satisfied with them) - in light of bona fide sources and verifiable records.
Insight into Islam's Golden Age:
The book portrays Islam's Brilliant Age, a period characterized by equity, shrewdness, and devotion under the direction of the respectable Caliphs. Perusers get knowledge into the sociopolitical improvements, successes, and achievements that are noticeable in this urgent period in Islamic history.
Moral and Leadership Lessons:
Past authentic stories, as-Suyuti dives into the moral and authority lessons taken from the existences of the Caliphs. Perusers are shown uncommon models of lowliness, reasonableness, and administration, which give timeless illustrations to pioneers and people the same.
Preservation of Islamic Heritage:
As-Suyuti's work contributes incredibly to the conservation of verifiable information as a researcher noted for his devotion to shielding Islamic heritage. The book is a superb asset for students of history, understudies, and devotees keen on diving more deeply into early Islamic history.
