The Islamic Empire and the Holy Places

It is one of the important literature of the Egyptian writer and thinker Mohamed Hussein Heikal and is located in two parts. The first part of the book composes compared to the systems of the modern economic and political world and between the principles of Islam and how there is an agreement between the teachings of Islam and what the human mind guided after centuries of research and thinking, explaining the forms of the ruler''s relationship with the ruled, and the mechanisms of control over the ruler, and means The various that guarantees freedom in this framework. As for the second part of the book, it is considered more important, as it contains detailing the holy places and its history, not only the Islamic ones, but it addresses the Christian and Jewish holy dignities such as the Church of the cradle and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the crying of the Jews. The book discusses at the beginning the reasons for the power of the Islamic Empire; How to establish it, the sufficiency of its stability, the message of love, equality and brotherhood in it, and the reasons for the deterioration of the Islamic empire. He then addresses the system of government in Islam, the nature of Islamic rule, the basic principles of Islamic rule. The regime of government in Islam, the Islamic government, legislation and law, Islam and the principles of human civilization.