Islam appeared in two parts

Author's name: Ahmed Amin Publisher: Dar Al-Masriah Al-Lubnaniah for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2016 Literary classification: Classical literature Brief about the book: Ahmed Amin authored "The Rise of Islam" in four parts, collectively discussing social movements, literary movements, and religious groups that appeared during the Second Abbasid era. The focus of analysis in the first part is on describing the social and mental states, including the prominent figures, trends, and schools, from the era of Al-Mutawakkil until the late 4th century AH. This period is considered the broadest and most prolific in the history of Islamic civilization. The author then moves in the second part to address the history of sciences, arts, and literature in the 4th century AH, in a panoramic exploration covering Tafsir, Hadith, Fiqh, Kalam, Ethics, Philosophy, Sufism, Grammar, Morphology, Rhetoric, Literature, Geography, Art, Agriculture, Trade, Administration, and Judiciary. The third part is dedicated to studying intellectual life in Andalusia from its conquest by Muslims until their expulsion. The fourth part of "The Rise of Islam" discusses Islamic doctrines and beliefs, their development, conflicts, and future. It is noteworthy that this part is the last work penned by Ahmed Amin before his death.