History of Islamic Civilization (Part IV)

Through the feather of the wonderful writer Jerji Zidan, this book is narrated to us the history of urbanization in Islamic civilization in an amazing and enjoyable manner. Zidane reveals to us his thoughts about going into this historical field, whose ambition was hiding behind the curtain. As Islamic history was still unknown and vague in the eyes of many, but here it is exposed with its expressive details. The author focuses on complex aspects of Islamic history, such as its financing and financial foundations, and the writer is exceptional clearly in dealing with these aspects. Islamic history reveals a bridge that connects the past with the present, and shows the true face of the nations through its civilizations and its progress, to put the reader''s writer in front of an epic that extends from the Middle Ages to the present. Zidane started his book with wonderful introductions that touch the history of Arab urbanization and the state of Arabs before Islam. Then he explored the wealth of the Islamic Kingdom, its civilization and its relationship to the neighboring countries, and the secrets of the caliphs councils and their interests to scholars and poets. The writer did not hesitate to review the state of science and arts in the Arab countries and learn about distinguished social customs and traditions.