Umar Ibn Al Khattab His Life & Times -2 Volumes Set-By Dr. Ali Muhammad as-Sallabi

• ISBN: 9789960987118
• Author: Dr. Ali Muhammad as-Sallabi
• Binding: Hardcover
• Pages: 1020
• Size: 8.8 x 5.5 x 2.0 inch
• Publication Year: 2009

About This Book:

Umar Ibn Al Khattab His Life & Times -2 Volumes Set-By Dr. Ali Muhammad as-Sallabi

Dr. Ali Muhammad as-Sallabi's "Umar Ibn Al Khattab: His Life & Times" is a riveting two-volume book that offers an in-depth analysis of the life and legacy of one of Islam's most prominent leaders, Umar Ibn Al Khattab, the second Caliph of Islam. Dr. As-Sallabi, a renowned Islamic scholar and historian, methodically unearths the many facets of Umar's character, leadership, and tremendous impact on the early Islamic community.

Historical Background:

Dr. Ali Muhammad as-Sallabi provides a rich historical setting for his readers, immersing them in the sociopolitical panorama of 7th-century Arabia. The book situates Umar's life among the dynamic events of the time, allowing readers to comprehend the early Muslim community's problems and successes.

Early Life and Conversion:

The biography digs into Umar's early life, examining his pre-Islamic days as well as the life-changing moment of his conversion to Islam. Dr. As-Sallabi delves into the circumstances that created Umar's personality and contributed to his journey to become one of Prophet Muhammad's closest friends.

Umar's Leadership:

The book examines Umar's reign as the second Caliph in-depth, highlighting his excellent leadership characteristics. Dr. As-Sallabi discusses Umar's administrative changes, governance ideals, and the Islamic State's expansion throughout his reign.

Justice and Social Welfare:

Umar Ibn Al Khattab was well-known for his dedication to justice and social welfare. The biography emphasizes Umar's justice implementation, egalitarian policies, and unflinching commitment to safeguarding the welfare of all citizens within the Islamic state.

Umar Ibn Al Khattab His Life & Times -2 Volumes Set-By Dr. Ali Muhammad as-Sallabi