أمير عبد العزيز، دار إبن حزم
كتب المؤلف هذا الكتاب للناس عامة وأمة الاسلام خاصة، لاجل تجلية الح قيقة بقدر التصدي لأصوات المنكر والباطل التي يراد بها تشويه هذا الدي ن المميز الأكمل. جاء الكتاب مبدوءا بالحديث عن حياة الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم ، ثم ال خلافة الراشدة المباركة ، ثم دولة الأمويين والعباسيين، ويظل الحديث التاريخ الاسلامي واحدة تلو الاخرى حتى أيامنا هذه
Al-Wajiz fi Tarikh al-Islam wal Muslimin (The Concise History of Islam and the Muslims), by Amir 'Abd Al 'Aziz, Dar Ibn Hazm
This book "The Concise History of Islam and the Muslims" which the author places at the disposal of all people in general, and the Muslim community in particular, to contribute to the manifestation of the truth and to answer the allegations through which one seeks to distort this perfect and distinguished religion in order to turn people away from its most careless followers and all men in general. This book begins with the accounts of the life of the Prophet Muhammad (SwS), the great guide, beginning with his birth, until he was called by his Lord to Him, recalling in detail many important events in his life, such as the apparent miracles which testify to his prophecy, the truthfulness of his mission and his sincerity, as well as other remarkable facts which arouse admiration throughout the narrative of his life. After that, the author speaks to us of the period of the well-guided caulking, marked by a perfect justice which reached its apogee, a true justice which one only saw in the Messengers and the Prophets.
Then came the time of the Umayyad and 'Abbasid States, and what resulted from it as important and grandiose events which saw the emergence of science, good and equality, without forgetting the seditions and the vicissitudes which marked this period. and which were provoked by the seditious and the innovators, numerous at that time. We will review all the events and facts that have marked the history of history, one after the other, up to the present day, with all that these centuries have carried as hardships and harmful situations with which were strongly tested the Muslims because of their negligence, first, and then because of the conspiracies and machiavellian plans hatched by the enemies of Islam and the Muslims throughout their history.
That said, the author preferred to treat all these events in a concise and summary way, far from prolixity and redundancy, in order to attract a greater number of readers among educated and cultured people, knowing that prolixity and redundancy are likely to leave and discourage readers. Such is the minimum effort that the author could make.