Islam and Islamic civilization 1/2 (Arabic Book)

In his book, "Islam and Arab Civilization," Mohammed Kord Ali takes a threefold approach. He first presents a critique of critics, debunking the misconceptions brought about by Orientalists and populists. He then proceeds to provide a comprehensive account of Arab history, discussing their customs, trade, wealth, sciences, and ways of life. Moreover, he delves into the impact of the Arab language on Eastern and Western languages, comparing the state of Arab nations with that of European countries during various eras. He examines the historical consequences of conflicts such as the Crusades, Mongol and Turkish invasions, colonial aggression, and the rise of Islamic sects. The book also explores the governance and politics of Islam in a chronological sequence, concluding with a critique of the politics of the Turks during that period.