Ibn Taymiyyah and the Mongols, a history not read

Overview of the book Ibn Taymiyah and the Mongols: An Unread History - Muhammad Baraa Yasin: Ibn Taymiyah and the Mongols: An Unread History, considers Sheikh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah one of those figures who had such a powerful influence that he was able to transcend centuries and reach into the fifteenth Islamic century, so that this influence became a intellectual and social phenomenon that people dispute in analyzing and in taking positions on it. He is among the most prominent of those men who had a presence in our era through his scientific legacy and his social and political stances that are not hidden. And because those stances were formed in the political and social circumstances of the lands of Islam in the eighth Islamic century, one of the pursuits of contemporary scientific research is studying those circumstances and clarifying what they contained of points of emulation, guidance, and consideration. This is what this research addresses. It also contributes to clarifying the image of Ibn Taymiyah in his era; complete, not truncated. Ordered, not scattered, and authenticated, not forged.