Islam Under The Khalifs Of Baghdad

THIS BOOK IS THE WRITER’S PERSPECTIVE OF ISLAM AND HIS VIEWS, DUE TO LACK OF ISLAMIC KNOWLEDGE, ARE CONSIDERED BLASPHEMOUS. THE WRITER TRIES TO COPARE THE CREATOR WITH THE CREATURES, THUS FAILING TO COMPREHEND THE RELEVANT AND PURE ISLAMIC IDEOLOGY OF MONOTHESISM, ONE GOD! ONE ALLAAH, WITHOUT BID’AH & INNOVATIONS!

IN ESSENCE, THERE IS NO ROOM FOR THIS BOOK IN THIS LIBRARY. THE ONLY REASON IT IS HERE IS TO MAKE MUSLIMS AWARE OF THE POLLUTED NATURE AND VIEWS OF THE ORIENTALISTS TOWARDS ISLAM. MAY ALLAH AR-RAHEEM FORGIVE ME IF I AM IN THE WRONG.

Although this book is written on orientalist lines, it gives an interesting perspective from orientalists at the turn of the 20th Century.
The first part of the present volume, ” The Church of Islam,” devotes two chapters to an account of the building up of this inflexible theocracy ; the last two chapters give an account of the efforts made by a few of the Faithful to escape from the prison-house in which they had been walled up, and the results of the attempts.
The Orientalist will perhaps object that the chapter entitled ” The Men of the Path,” is a very insufficient account of Moslem mysticism. I am aware that this is so. But my purpose, in the present volume, is merely to exhibit the general tendency of the movement ; its more detailed exposition I reserve for ” Islam in India.”
The fourth chapter, entitled “The Free-thinkers,” and the whole of the second part, “The Supremacy of the Persians,” tells the story of the curious struggle in the bosom of Islam, between the Rationalizing spirit and the spirit of Orthodoxy, terminating in the complete triumph of the latter.

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