The Warriors of Islam

Book Size: A5

No of pages: 356.

For centuries, the Muslim world has produced warriors whose names echo across deserts, mountains, and battlefields. These figures stood as shields of faith, defenders of justice, and symbols of resilience.

The Warriors of Islam is an account of these warriors who fought not just with their swords, but with their own selves to be better with every day.

This book refutes that Islam was spread on the tip of the sword. One cannot deny that battles were won with might, as they always have been, but these warriors spread Islam with their manners, actions, and Akhlaq.

For example, when Muhammad Ibn Qasim conquered Sindh, many cities opened their gates voluntarily because his reputation for being just spread across Sindh. When people saw him pray shoulder to shoulder with his lowest-ranked soldiers, they felt awe and readily accepted Islam.

When Sultan Salah ad-din conquered Jerusalem, his unprecedented mercy shocked the Christians and Jews in the land, which led them to convert to Islam.

The Warriors of Islam tells the story you have never heard. It recounts their achievements in spreading Islam from Sindh to Andalusia. It tells you how these young warriors laid the foundations of Islam "Brick by Brick," building civilisations together.

It also tells the story of how they were betrayed by their own, how they were either lost in history or thrown in dungeons to die.

The Warriors of Islam is more than a book; it is a journey into the lives of these towering men who carried both the sword and the spirit of Islam, protecting their people and their civilisation from the tides of oppression.

Our young generation needs to know about them, in ways that was never told to us. So, we could tell your children about their legacy, honestly, without mincing words or sectarian influences.