civilization, islamic

Traces world history from the perspective of the Muslim community, explaining how common historical timelines ignore the contributions, advancements, and importance of the Islamic people and discussing how their narrative changed once they were exposed to the European world.

Presents a collection of illustrated photographs and maps depicting the history of Islam from the birth of the prophet Muhammad to the formation of the post-Soviet Muslim states in Central Asia and contains short essays covering topics such as the philosophy, art, and architecture of the Muslim world.

An illustrated chronology of Islamic civilizations, covering the seventh century through the twentieth century, and including a fold-out time line.

Describes that period when the Arabs spread their religion, art, architecture, and great knowledge of the ancient world throughout the Middle East and North Africa.

Presents an introductory essay that provides an overview of the Renaissance, from 1454 to 1610, and features over forty readings, including primary and secondary documents, that highlight the major developments of the era Includes a chronology and bibliography.

Discusses the religion, history, and culture of the Islamic Empire.

Recreates the life and world of Islam, discussing its origin and development of culture, the arts, economy, government, and religion.

Primary source materials offer a detailed history of Africa and the Middle East from 600 to 1500, including information on the trade, religion, conquest, and diplomacy between Muslim, Jews, and Christians, from the prophets to ordinary citizens. Includes illustrations and maps.