Lost Islamic History: Reclaiming Muslim Civilisation from the Past

Lost Islamic History: Reclaiming Muslim Civilisation from the Past examines the historical trajectory of Islamic civilisations from the 7th century through the modern era, charting both flourishing periods and decline. The book reconstructs narratives often overlooked in conventional Western historical accounts, presenting primary sources and scholarly analysis that restore Muslim contributions to science, medicine, philosophy, mathematics, and architecture to their proper historical context.

Firas al-Khateeb draws on academic research to explore how Islamic societies shaped global intellectual development during the medieval period and beyond. Rather than treating Islamic history as peripheral to world history, this work demonstrates the civilisational achievements and cultural exchanges that defined entire eras. Readers gain insight into political structures, economic systems, and the role of scholarship in preserving knowledge through centuries of upheaval.

The narrative spans from the early Islamic period through colonialism and into contemporary times, offering a comprehensive timeline without oversimplification. This is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how Muslim-majority regions developed, prospered, and responded to external pressures - and for those wishing to fill gaps left by standard history curricula.

• Covers Islamic civilization from the 7th century to the modern period
• Emphasises often-overlooked contributions to global knowledge and culture
• Grounded in primary sources and scholarly research
• Addresses how colonial and modern contexts shaped Muslim societies
• Suitable for students, educators, and history readers of all levels

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