Rashed Saeed

Rashid Saeed Mubarak; A lover of Arab history and Islamic civilization, and everything related to the history of the Arabs before Islam and the Islamic civilization after Islam, and its developments in all fields and fields.

Books of Rashed Saeed

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  Brief History of Islamic Civilization

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  The Abbasid era and then the Umayyad era in Andalusia was the golden age of the Arab-Islamic civilization renaissance in all fields: political, scientific, intellect

  The Abbasid era and then the Umayyad era in Andalusia was the golden age of the Arab-Islamic civilization renaissance in all fields: political, scientific, intellectual, religious, economic, and architectural, undoubtedly. In fact, this era is the beginning of the emergence and development of science, arts, literature, and others in Islamic civilization, and the emergence of Arab and Muslim scholars according to their specializations, of course, and their great contributions in this field. Humanity in this wonderful era of the time benefited from Islamic civilization, especially Western Europe; whose civilization was later based on this wonderful civilization, and they took the lead in the emergence and development of European and Western civilization in general in all fields in the modern era, which is known to them as the European Renaissance. Through our book, we wanted it to be as brief as possible, by highlighting the greatness of the history of our Arab and Islamic civilization, so that the sons of Arabism and Islam would be acquainted with the achievements of their venerable scholars in all fields, in order to learn and follow the impact of Arab and Muslim scholars in all their scientific and literary specializations, and to take cane The lead once again for the sake of the aspired Arab and Islamic civilizational renaissance, God willing. He is the best Lord and the best helper.  Amen.

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  Brief History of Islamic Sects

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  The Abbasid and Umayyad era in Andalusia was truly the golden age of the renaissance and Islamic civilization in various scientific, literary, intellectual, civiliza

  The Abbasid and Umayyad era in Andalusia was truly the golden age of the renaissance and Islamic civilization in various scientific, literary, intellectual, civilizational and other fields. Among the civilizational developments of this era is the emergence of the formal historical codification of the various Islamic schools of jurisprudence, such as the four schools of Sunnis and the group, Zaidi, Ibadi, Maturidi and Ash'ari... And other branches of each Islamic sect, each separately. In addition to the Islamic sects that were not destined to survive, which led to their extinction. In this book, we wanted to briefly mention the history of Islamic sects. Especially in the first three Hijri centuries, from the oldest of these to the most recent. We ask God Almighty that we have been successful in this research, and that it is in the balance of our good deeds. Finally, we would like to point out that this book examines the history of Islamic sects in brief only. It is not a specialized book that discusses Islamic jurisprudence or the principles of religion (the science of belief), or what is technically known as Islamic theology. We never claim perfection in that, and God is behind the intention first and foremost.

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  A Brief History of Ancient Arabs

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  In their ancient history that extends thousands of years before Islam, the Arabs used to live a purely customary Bedouin life in the vast deserts scattered in the Ar

  In their ancient history that extends thousands of years before Islam, the Arabs used to live a purely customary Bedouin life in the vast deserts scattered in the Arabian Peninsula, and they were organized in the form of different tribes and clans. Many ancient Arab reporters and historians, then Muslim and oriental historians, have affirmed that the Arabs are a nation of the ancient Semitic nations. That group of Arab and Muslim reporters, historians, and orientalists have subsequently agreed to divide the Arabs into three classes according to the age and geographic settlement in the Arabian Peninsula, which, by the way, is a pure Arab division, and the Western orientalists were not aware of it before.

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