The Persians and Romans and their Suspicious Role Throughout History
Written by: Historian Mahmoud Shaker
Produced by Dar Al Thaqafa for All
Number of pages: 71
A book that goes beyond traditional historical narrative to offer an in-depth critical reading of the roots of the conflict between civilizations and the role of major powers in creating strife and influencing the course of the Islamic nation.
The author starts from a clear vision: that knowledge of the present is not complete without uncovering the past.
Thus, in brief and concise chapters, he presents the features of the conflict between the Arabs, Persians, and Romans, before and after Islam, and focuses on the hidden role of the elites harmed by the Islamic conquest, who showed their support for Islam but concealed their hostility to it.
The book reviews political and intellectual transformations, through which it links between:
- The legacy of the Sassanids and the Deacons
- Attempts to intellectually infiltrate Islam from within
- This has had an impact on the formation of suspicious historical narratives that still resonate.
A work of interest to researchers in history, Islamic studies, and those interested in deconstructing historical narratives and rereading them with awareness and analysis.
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