Islam's dawn

Book name: Fajr Al-Islam Author name: Ahmed Amin Number of pages: 400 pages Category: Literature Publication year: 2014 Publisher: Dar Al-Masriah Al-Lubnaniah Brief about the content of the book: Fajr Al-Islam in its new edition issued by Dar Al-Masriah Al-Lubnaniah for Ahmed Amin, the writer, translator, and historian who lived a life full of giving, and whose writings reflect abundant knowledge, and a sweet style that reaches the reader in the closest way. His books took a leading place among the major books for their rich ideas and sound opinions, and skill in organization and conclusion. He talks about the life of Arabs before and after Islam, a world full of wisdom, riddles, and ideas. Many writings and research have been made about it, but Fajr Al-Islam opens new horizons. It is like the true dawn in its clarity and transparency, far from artifice and complexity. It discusses the life of Arabs in the pre-Islamic era to shed light on their most important mental products: language, poetry, proverbs, and stories. Then it explains the impact of Islam on the Arab mind, not limited to the Islamic call, but also a clarification of Islamic thought, culture, and intellect that illuminated the whole world. The author does not ignore the rights of other nations; he discusses the influence of the Persians on religious and literary life among Arabs, and touches on the impact of Christianity and Judaism on Arab mental life. Thus, with an objective and serious approach, and a solid style, and with new findings, the book "Fajr Al-Islam" prepares minds to reconsider Arab history with an unconventional perspective, a broad view, and a firm belief in our religion, which is based on science and reason, not on superstitions and blind acceptance.