Essays on History of Islam

The impact of Arabs and the spread of Islam in East Africa is vast. Africa was one of the first continents that Islam spread into Southwest Asia, this subject really involves or revolves around Muhammad who was a prophet and a founder of Islam born…

Introduction Scientific knowledge is a very unique kind of knowledge that helped in making stunning investigations on how the whole universe behaves naturally, also the technology used in that learning process (scientific knowledge) was and still is amazing for the whole people, such as mobile…

Hazrat Usman RA was the second cousin, notable companion and son-in-law of Holy Prophet SAWS. The 3rd Caliph among the Rightly Guided Caliphs of Islam. Born in the tribe of Banu Umayya of the Quraysh Tribe. One of the most important and early converts to…

Zakat is an important aspect of Islamic structure, forming an integral part of social security system for humankind. It is the third pillar of Islam. The meaning of the word zakat means purity. Zakat elevates a person’s stature in eyes of Allah as well as…

Robert G. Hoyland did an excellent job narrating and interpreting the rise of the Islamic empire. In God’s Path was an incredibly well-written book– I found there was an equitable use of both Muslim and non-Muslim sources.Something Hoyland excelled at was his approach to writing…

Robert G. Hoyland did an excellent job narrating and interpreting the rise of the Islamic empire. In God’s Path was an incredibly well-written book– I found there was an equitable use of both Muslim and non-Muslim sources.Something Hoyland excelled at was his approach to writing…

Islam. It is indeed a controversial religion but there are more about it than just being known as a religion which had been portrayed poorly especially by Western medias. After some research, I would like to choose to believe that Islam is a religion of…

Commonly perceived Contemporary terrorism, that has been associated with radical Islamist groups that have emerged in the twenty-first century has taken advantage of an increasingly globalised world to establish a dangerous network of radicalisation and violent extremism. Unravelling such a complex threat required an understanding…

Islamic mysticism, both Sufism and Irfan, can be traced to have originated within the Islamic tradition. Its elements are divided among familiar terms of Islam: sharī’a, tarīqa, and haqīqa. Haqīqa being the end goal and the starting point, sharī’a. The middle stages are identified as…

The Times magazine used to published on August 1 this year, bypassed many political and economic topics of great concern and left the cover story to the ancient Ibn Battuta. Like an opportunity to explore the development of the Islamic world in this era. He…