Freedom from the trap of language and history

When searching for the true beginnings of Islamic history, the researcher must face a real crisis: he has many, many stories, tales, narratives, and the building that has risen over the years from jurisprudence, biography, and the official written history after more than a century. At the same time, there is a real absence of archaeological evidence; no documents, no inscriptions, no letters, no seals, no coins or currency. If we overlook the transmitted oral heritage, we would remain naked from history.