nukhustin musalmanan-i : Persian 1400

The Islamic world was a great civilization in the 11th century, while Europe was asleep in the Dark Ages. Slowly, inevitably, Europe and Islam came together through trade and war, the Crusades, and diplomacy. The ebb and flow between these two worlds for seven hundred years, here elucidated by a brilliant historian, is one of the great epics of world history. This book contains 30 black-and-white images that help the reader understand the content of the book. The book begins with a description of the worldview of the Muslim man, and with the initial indifference of Muslims to Europe, which was less developed than the Mediterranean East during the Crusades, the arrival of Islam in Europe with the Ottoman conquerors, and with the Muslim approach to the economy, justice and The policy of Western man and acceptance of peaceful coexistence and cooperation with Jews and Christians continues. This book is actually an attempt to search the sources and nature of Muslim awareness of the West and the stages of development of this awareness and it consists of 3 parts. In the first part, the flow of relations between Islam and Western Europe is examined. The second part is dedicated to communication tools and communication factors, and in the third part, topics such as economic issues, government and justice, knowledge and technology, literature and art, and people and society are mentioned.