Islamic Tolerance & Justice :
'Non-Muslims under Muslim Rule,'
[A5] Hardback - 280 pages,
by Dr. Sheikh Mohd. Iqbal,
by Adam Publishers, India.

Description :

The present Book grew from Dr. Iqbal's addresses to explain how the Muslim rulers in the past treated the Jews, Christians and Hindus in a spirit of justice and realism.


Too significant a part is the prolegomena of the book which stresses the need to enforce Islamic teachings. Without this, neither the Muslims can form themselves into a judicious and a healthy society, nor can they deliver the world from its present turmoil.


The author emphatically explains the common view that in the 'Message of Islam' lies the effective remedy to the ills of mankind.

Dr. Sheikh Mohammad Iqbal is a globally acknowledged Kashmiri scholar, considered an authority on Saudi Arabia and (was) a friend of the late King Faisal bin Abd al-Aziz. He graduated from the Punjab University, Lahore, and did his Masters and Law from Aligarh Muslim University and obtained his Ph.D from International School, Sapru House, New Delhi in 1962. His fields of specialisation are Saudi Arabia, early Islamic History and Arab/Islamic issues. ?
 

He is a prolific writer, he has written over forty books, and was a visiting Asian Professor and Fulbright-Hays Senior Scholar to United States. He served in Kashmir with dedication for almost three decades, holding besides others, the posts of a Lecturer, Professor, Head of Department, Principal & Director.

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Dimensions : 22.5 x 14.5cm.