Copts and Muslims since the Arab conquest until 1922 AD

Christianity lived in Egypt in an atmosphere of turmoil and anxiety, and it is not surprising then if we see that writers and historians devoted themselves early to narrating its history. According to the author's opinion, the Coptic issue was not fully studied except in the "Islamic Encyclopedia," despite the fact that Monsieur Gaston Viet sufficed with raising it. He simply researched in a brief manner, and did not address the modern era, starting with the French campaign, due to the narrow place that was allocated to him. However, he supported his valuable research with a rich list. With ancient and modern sources... As for the Arabic books, including, for example, "The History of the Coptic Nation" by Youssef Menkarius, and other similar secondary studies, they were written in a style closer to controversy than to a scientific spirit.
The people of Egypt did not know the history of relations between Muslims and Copts except through stories and incidents that were distorted by ancient hatreds, and transmitted or exaggerated by people who did not rely on proper pronunciation in their thinking. This book seeks the truth, and at the same time reveals the original causes of the most important incidents.