Islam and human civilization

A comprehensive look at the production of the great thinker Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad, who is broad-minded, multi-faceted and multi-purpose, shows you the extent of his interest in Islamic affairs. From an analysis of the psyches of the geniuses of Islam, and an explanation of their immortal exploits, to a clarification of the facts of Islamic history, to correcting and correcting, and sometimes supporting and confirming, what Westerners in general, and Orientalists in particular, wrote about Islam and its Prophet, and in which they dealt with various Islamic issues and principles.
This book is one of the fruits of his Islamic literary production. It collects some of his articles scattered in newspapers and magazines, and in it Al-Aqqad emerges as an advocate for Islam and Islamic civilization.