History of Islamic systems and civilization

The main line that brings together the chapters of this book (eleven chapters) is the emphasis on the authenticity of Islamic systems, and that the emergence of these systems began with the establishment of the Islamic state in Medina, and then Muslims developed them throughout the various Islamic eras. Islamic systems are free patterns of thought presented by Muslims, and modern thinkers must re-read and consider them for the sake of a world that enjoys stability with freedom and justice. In this regard, the responsibility of the contemporary historian is doubled in order to highlight the value of Islamic civilization with its systems, values ​​and concepts that provide solutions to many of the problems of the contemporary world. Muslims have created a new civilization. After they completed the mission of conquest and spreading Islam, they directed their efforts to intellectual, material and moral creativity, including literature, science and industry. They innovated in it with remarkable speed, and this is due to the intelligence and fertile imagination of Muslims, and the efforts of Muslim thinkers, including scholars, jurists, linguists, travelers, geographers, and doctors. And wise men in formulating this civilization and codifying its systems, that civilization and those systems from which the world continues to draw and learn from its treasures.