Uthman ibn Affan, a figure known for his patience and as one of those promised paradise, faced a tragic and painful demise that deeply affected Muslims and has been a focus for researchers and scholars. His impact on Islamic history is immense. In this book, Dr. Ali Muhammad Sallabi narrates the noble life of 'Dhul-Nurayn', starting from his birth to his martyrdom. We explore his status before Islam, his conversion, marriage to the Prophet's daughters, and his close companionship with the Prophet. The book also sheds light on his social life, including his family, and highlights his significant economic contributions to the Islamic state-building. It culminates in the prophetic sayings about the tumult and his death, with insight into Uthman's governance, significant traits, financial and economic institutions of his time, and the conquests during his reign. The final chapters discuss the causes of unrest leading to his assassination and the companions' stance on these events. Dr. Sallabi's work offers a critical historical analysis of the era, exploring intertwined causes and circumstances beyond mere historical narrative to uncover reasons and outcomes, providing valuable lessons. The book enriches the historical Arab library needed to connect the past with the present and derive meaningful insights.

• Life of Caliph Uthman ibn Affan
• Author: Ali Muhammad Sallabi
• Publisher: Ibn al-Jawzi Publishing House - Cairo
• Edition: 5th
• Year of Publication: 2010
• Pages: 384
• Volumes: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• Paper Type: Creamy
• Print Colors: Two Colors
• ISBN: 289197710471