This book concisely and engagingly traces the history of Islamic North Africa, from the Muslim conquests in the 7th century to the independence struggles of the 20th century. By exploring the imperial epics of the Almoravids and Almohads, the colonial era, and key figures of resistance, it highlights the Maghreb's central role in Islamic civilization and its...

A Brief History of Islamic West Africa' by 'Issa Meyer traces a thousand years of Islamic legacy in West Africa, spotlighting major empires, key figures, and pivotal religious revolutions.

Chronicles of the Regency of Algiers is a book written by Muhammad Ibn Muhammad Al-Tilimsânî, exploring the history of Algeria during the Regency period. The book begins with the arrival of the Barbarossa brothers to defend Algeria against Spanish attacks and ends with the French colonization. It provides an account of invasions and concludes with an essential timeline of...

Khayr al-Din Pacha's "The Surest Path to Understanding the State of Nations" serves as a guide to necessary reforms for Islamic states. Inspired by European development, the book explores how these practices can be adapted to foster political and economic growth within an Islamic framework, emphasizing the importance of modern knowledge while...

From the Critique of Orientalism to the Critique of Modernity by Mohammed Oudihat explores Wael Hallaq's argument that Islamic thought is marginalized in modern intellectual discourse. The book advocates for embracing diverse worldviews, particularly Islamic perspectives, to address global challenges.

"Birth of a Society: The Network of Social Relations" by Malek Bennabi highlights the importance of social ties in shaping communities. The book asserts that true wealth lies in ideas rather than material possessions, emphasizing that the spiritual connection between God and man strengthens social bonds and moral values.