When the Egyptian University began teaching Islamic history, it assigned the matter to George Zidane, but his choice was not well received by some. So I entrusted its teaching to Sheikh Muhammad Al-Khudari, who promoted the matter and gave lectures that included the political, social, and religious conditions of the Arabs before Islam. Then he touched on the Prophet's mission and the conquests and events that accompanied it. He followed it by talking about the period of the Rightly Guided Caliphate, examining the positions of the Companions after the death of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. He then presented the Umayyad state from From their inception until the fall, these lectures were widely successful, which prompted Sheikh Al-Khudari to collect them in this book. Pages containing...presentation, criticism, and analysis of historical events in which religion mixed with politics, economics, and society...