Muḥammad Ḥamīdullāh

Muḥammad Ḥamīdullāh is a scholar and writer whose work examines Islamic history, law, diplomacy, and the institutions of the earliest Muslim community. Introduction to Islam presents belief, worship, society, and legal thought in a broad frame. The Muslim Conduct of State turns to international law and relations between political communities, showing the juristic side of his historical research.

Battlefields of the Prophet Muhammad: A Contribution to Muslim Military History studies campaigns through geography, sources, and strategy. African (Black) Muslims at the Time of the Prophet narrows the lens to people and connections often overlooked in general narratives. Islam, Philosophy and Science opens another route into his intellectual concerns. Introduction to Islam supplies the overview, The Muslim Conduct of State the legal argument, and Battlefields the focused historical method.