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Islam in World History provides a thorough exploration of Islamic civilization’s pivotal role in shaping human history. The authors examine Islam’s emergence in the 7th century and its subsequent expansion across Africa, Asia, Europe, and beyond.
The book analyzes Islam’s contributions to science, mathematics, philosophy, and the arts, demonstrating how Islamic scholars preserved and advanced classical knowledge during Europe’s medieval period. It explores the establishment of major Islamic empires and their political structures, trade networks, and cultural achievements.
Through thematic organization, Douglass and Facchine address Islam’s diversity, interactions with other civilizations, and its continuing relevance in contemporary global affairs. This accessible text challenges stereotypes and presents balanced historical perspectives suitable for students and general readers seeking to understand Islam’s complex legacy.
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