Fi Sabilillah: Arab Conquests by Robert Hoyland provides a scholarly and detailed examination of the early Arab military expansions following the rise of Islam in the 7th century. The book explores the political, religious, and social motivations behind the conquests, the strategies employed by Arab armies, and the profound impact on the regions they integrated, including the Middle East, North Africa, and parts of Asia. Hoyland utilizes primary historical sources, including chronicles, inscriptions, and archaeological evidence, to present an accurate and nuanced perspective of these transformative events. This work is essential for historians, students, and readers interested in Islamic history, military campaigns, and the formation of early Islamic empires. Through careful analysis, the author illustrates how the conquests reshaped societies, trade, and cultural landscapes, providing insights into the lasting legacy of this pivotal period.
- Author: Robert Hoyland
- Pages: 339
- ISBN: 9786008875291
- Subject: Early Islamic military campaigns and Arab conquests
- Focus: Political, religious, and social motivations behind the expansions
- Sources: Historical chronicles, inscriptions, and archaeological evidence
- Language: Persian
- Ideal For: Historians, students, and readers interested in early Islamic history
- Significance: Provides a comprehensive analysis of the origins, impact, and legacy of Arab conquests
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