This book explores the vital and positive role of Islam as a religion of life in Arab liberation movements. It highlights how Islam interacted with these events, creating and supporting them to protect the honor of the Arab nation and defend its land from colonial attacks.

The book begins with an objective introduction addressing writings by many present-day orientalists and historians who unfairly criticize Islam and its role in society, under the guise of scientific analysis that lacks true understanding of historical principles.

It also points out that the Arab liberation revolutions were led by sincere Muslim scholars, along with the contributions of some non-Muslim patriots in certain national movements, such as the 1919 Egyptian Revolution against colonialism.