The Age of Umar: Empire, Justice, and the Shaping of the Muslim World (634–644 CE) (Foundations of Islam: Historical Insights from the Prophet to the Early Ummah Book 3)
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The Age of Umar: Empire, Justice, and the Shaping of the Muslim World (634–644 CE) (Foundations of Islam: Historical Insights from the Prophet to the Early Ummah Book 3)

by Majid Hussain

Biography Islamic History Historical Insights
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This book analyzes the caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab, highlighting the administrative, legal, and territorial changes that shaped early Islamic society between 634 and 644 CE.

About This Book

This volume examines the period of Umar's leadership from 634 to 644 CE within the broader context of early Islamic history.

It explores the administrative structures, legal developments, and territorial expansions that occurred during his caliphate.

The work situates these events within the Foundations of Islam series, offering historical context for the formation of Muslim governance.

Readers gain insight into how policies and institutions established in this era influenced subsequent developments in the Muslim world.

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