The impact of the Companions on scientific and social life in Iraq during the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs
(أثر الصحابة في الحياة العلمية والاجتماعية في العراق في عصر الخلفاء الراشدين)

Name: The impact of the Companions on scientific and social life in Iraq during the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs
Author: Al-Ajlan, Abdul Aziz

Title	The impact of the Companions on scientific and social life in Iraq during the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs
Title Original	أثر الصحابة في الحياة العلمية والاجتماعية في العراق في عصر الخلفاء الراشدين
Author	Al-Ajlan, Abdul Aziz
Author Original	العجلان، عبد العزيز
Publication Date:	1441
Publication Place	Riyadh - Riyadh: Knowledge Horizons
Subject	Friends and associates, History, Intellectual life
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	625
Physical Dimensions	625 صفحة
Library:	University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID	ISBN: 9786030234851, ISBN: 6030234854, OCLC: 1045214261, LCCN: 2017405289
Record ID	cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_149303230
Library Location	Request
Date	1441
Notes	The Companions left a great impact on the regions they entered as conquerors, princes, teachers, and judges, represented in the sciences they spread and in their disciples among the followers who passed on their knowledge. It became clear that Iraq was surpassed in the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphate only by the Prophet’s City. At the hands of his companions, Islam spread, and the values of mercy, compassion, and concern for guiding people, liberating man, and preserving his dignity, justice, integrity, honesty, consultation, loyalty, work, righteousness, benevolence, and courage prevailed. Among the people of the country were those who carried the religion and were active in preaching and jihad, and great imams and scholars emerged from them in various arts. We have never heard or read about bloody chases, wars, scorched earth wars, mass graves, or the destruction and burning of places of worship by the Muslim conquerors, as the disbelief of Muslims did and is doing in the past and in the present. The Islamic society in the Rashidun era - including Iraqi society - was dominated by security, stability, justice, benevolence, and Islamic brotherhood, and knowledge, righteousness, prosperity, and prosperity spread in it. The study has tried to contribute to highlighting this pioneering experience of this elite of the Companions so that they may benefit from the Islamic nation in its current reform projects. (The end of this nation will not be reformed except by what reformed its beginning.) -- Bibliography: p. 581-612.
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The impact of the Companions on scientific and social life in Iraq during the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs

(أثر الصحابة في الحياة العلمية والاجتماعية في العراق في عصر الخلفاء الراشدين)

Author Al-Ajlan, Abdul Aziz

Author Original العجلان، عبد العزيز

Publication Date 1441

Publication Place Riyadh - Riyadh: Knowledge Horizons

Subject Friends and associates, History, Intellectual life

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 625

Physical Dimensions 625 صفحة

Library University of Minnesota Libraries

Library Asset ID ISBN: 9786030234851, ISBN: 6030234854, OCLC: 1045214261, LCCN: 2017405289

Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_149303230

Library Location Request

Date 1441

Notes The Companions left a great impact on the regions they entered as conquerors, princes, teachers, and judges, represented in the sciences they spread and in their disciples among the followers who passed on their knowledge. It became clear that Iraq was surpassed in the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphate only by the Prophet’s City. At the hands of his companions, Islam spread, and the values of mercy, compassion, and concern for guiding people, liberating man, and preserving his dignity, justice, integrity, honesty, consultation, loyalty, work, righteousness, benevolence, and courage prevailed. Among the people of the country were those who carried the religion and were active in preaching and jihad, and great imams and scholars emerged from them in various arts. We have never heard or read about bloody chases, wars, scorched earth wars, mass graves, or the destruction and burning of places of worship by the Muslim conquerors, as the disbelief of Muslims did and is doing in the past and in the present. The Islamic society in the Rashidun era - including Iraqi society - was dominated by security, stability, justice, benevolence, and Islamic brotherhood, and knowledge, righteousness, prosperity, and prosperity spread in it. The study has tried to contribute to highlighting this pioneering experience of this elite of the Companions so that they may benefit from the Islamic nation in its current reform projects. (The end of this nation will not be reformed except by what reformed its beginning.) -- Bibliography: p. 581-612.

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