Othman bin Affan: Between the caliphate and the king

A book that studies the personality of the fourth caliph Othman bin Affan, may God be pleased with Abu Abdullah Othman bin Affan Al -Umayyad Al -Qurashi, the third of the adult caliphs, and one of the ten preachers of Paradise, and from the previous to Islam. He was the one who was Al -Nurin because he married two daughters of the Prophet of Islam Muhammad, where he married Rakia and then after her death he married Umm Kulthum. Othman was the first immigrant to the land of Abyssinia to preserve Islam, then all the immigrants followed him to the land of Abyssinia. Then he immigrated the second immigration to Medina. And the Messenger of God trusts him, loves him, and honors him for his life, morals, and good tenths, and what he was making from the money to support Muslims and those who believed in God, and preached to him the paradise as Abu Bakr, Omar and Ali and the rest of the ten, and he told him that he would die as a martyr. He studied the story of his replacement and the things that surrounded him, and the conquests during his reign and government until he reached the latter to his death, may God be pleased with him. Othman bin Affan is considered one of the most controversial figures in Islamic history. The dispute over Othman''s right to the caliphate intensified, and the writer in this book follows the path of the analytical approach; Perhaps this book is one of the irrefutable evidence to feed this approach; He investigates everything related to the personality of Uthman, who tells us what has been affected by his morals, wives, and invasions, as he depicts for us his policy that he adopted during his rule of the Islamic state during this period, and the conquests he led.