This book explores the proactive and significant role of Islam, which is a religion of both life and the hereafter, in Arab liberation movements. It discusses how Islam engaged with various events and, through its people, helped establish these movements to defend the Arab nation's honor and protect its land from colonial invasion in military, intellectual, methodological, and economic forms. The book begins with an objective introduction, critiquing the writings of many contemporary Orientalists and historians who undervalue Islam’s role in society and falsely accuse it, under the guise of scientific analysis that often lacks scholarly basis and understanding of basic historical principles. It indicates that Arab liberation revolts were led by devoted Muslim scholars, with some non-Muslim patriots contributing to specific national uprisings like the 1919 Egyptian Revolution against colonial forces.

• Author: Shawki Abu Khalil
• Publisher: Dar Al-Fikr Al-Mu'asir - Damascus
• Edition: 5
• Year of Publication: 1991
• Pages: 248
• Volumes: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• Paper Type: White