Discusses the extraordinary scientific discoveries and advancements in the Islamic world after the birth of Muhammed in 570 and their impact on Western civilization in subsequent centuries and today.
Examines the inventions and scientific discoveries from the Golden Age of the Muslim world, and discusses the introduction of the decimal system, Alhazen's study of light, the maps drawn by Al-Idrisi, and more.
Presents an examination of Islamic culture through its art, including information on the environment in which it was developed, and how it reflects Islamic history, technology, beliefs, and everyday life.
Containing a map, glossary, and photographs of artifacts, this history examines the world of the Islamic Empires from its political and religious structure to its cultural characteristics.
Translation of an Arabic text that tells the story of the Crusades as they were seen, lived, and recorded by the Arabs, examining how the Muslims overcame their rivalries and united to win a holy war.
Presents a brief history of the Islamic world and discusses the Islamic Empire from 632 to 1258 as well as their religious beliefs, military structure, language, art, science, and culture.
Examines the art and culture of the Islamic world over fourteen centuries. Provides a foldout timeline of Islamic art history, maps locating major sites, and numerous images of Islamic art.
