THE MUŞLIM 100 provides a highly readable, fascinating and equally inclusive exploration of over 1500 years of Islamic history, culture and civilization through the lives and works of 100 most influential Muslims. Beginning with the Prophet of Islam in the early seventh century and concluding with Muhammad Ali in the twentieth century, this remarkable and encyclopaedic work unfolds the extraordinary contributions and achievements of some of Islam’s most influential and enduring personalities. For anyone interested in acquiring an intimate, interdisciplinary and multidimensional view of Islam as a global faith and culture through its kings and rulers, theologians and scholars, generals and sportsmen, architects and scientists, writers and poets, preachers and mystics, and many others- this is the book for you.
The Muslim 100: The Lives, Thoughts and Achievements of The Most Influential Muslims In History
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Who are the Muslim worlds most influential people?
What were their ideas, thoughts and achievements?
Why is it important to know about Islamic thought,
history, culture and civilisation? Find out by reading this book.
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