The Expansion of Islam

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It is generally believed that Islam spread in the world at the point of sword. The Islamic Kings captured most part of the world especially in Asia and Africa and gave support to the expansion of Islam. This is also true that Islamic societies produced great scholars and men of science and technology which helped them in expansion of Islam. Besides this the teachings of prophet Muhammed based on world brother hood and equality of mankind had so much force that most to the societies who had no religion of their own adopted Islam as their religion. This book chronicles the expansion of Islam especially in Middle East, Asia and Africa. The Islamic societies had long wars with the Christians but they could not conquer the Christian territories to a great extent. Intellectual traditions in Islam and the visual arts in an Islamic background during the period c.1258-1503 have also been highlighted in this book, besides cultural patterning in Islamdom. It is hoped that the book will be found to be immense value to teachers, researchers, students and the reading public alike.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Masood Ali Khan

Dr. Masood Ali Khan obtained his M.A. and Ph.D. in Sociology from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. He started his career as UGC Research Fellow, Dept. of Sociology in the same University. Presently he is working as Deputy Director, southern Regional Centre, ICSSR, Osmania University. His area of interest are information Technology in Social Sciences, Minority Problems, Urdu Press and Sociology of Islam. He has published many articles of different nature both in national and international journals. Dr. Khan has conducted more than 50 Seminars, Workshops and Research Methodology Courses sponsored by SRC-ICSSR. A widely travelled person, Dr. Khan has attended many national / international seminars / conferences.

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Title
The Expansion of Islam
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8181920959
Length
viii+264p.
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