The early Muslims built a magnificent civilization founded on profound spiritual principles and established it on the pillars of truth, justice, and diligence until its light shone upon nations and became a model to follow. Historians, even those not of the Muslim faith, agree that Western civilization and others borrowed significantly from Islamic civilization, particularly the experimental method Muslims used to discover divine laws unknown to other peoples. The author of this book ('Islamic Civilization - Al-Qalam') discusses the essentials and means of Islamic civilization, asserting that it uniquely encompasses intellectual, spiritual, psychological, physical, and material needs for life. It alone deserves to provide nations with the ideal image they aspire to. The principles of Islamic civilization are devoid of deception and distortion, grounded in a clear, radiant methodology. It emphasizes doing good and spreading it, forsaking evil and resisting it, adherence to truth and its dissemination, rejection of falsehood, universality and comprehensiveness, idealism in beliefs and aims, and realism in actions and life methods.

• Author: Abdul Rahman Habannakah Al-Maidani
• Publisher: Dar Al-Qalam - Damascus
• Edition Number: 2
• Year of Printing: 2014
• Number of Pages: 687
• Number of Volumes: 1
• Binding Type: Cardboard Cover
• Paper Type: White
• Printing Colors: One Color
• ISBN: 9789933290351