Geniuses

Author's name: Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad

It is a series of books written by the thinker Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad, which includes the Rightly Guided Caliphs and Jesus. Genius is not a narration of historical events or Islamic rulings, but rather the genius of the Prophet Muhammad, Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, Omar ibn Al-Khattab, Uthman ibn Affan, and Ali ibn Abi Talib is a demonstration of the Arab genius that produced these figures and that genius is not limited to a nation. The author also opposes those who find fault with one of these companions, saying that they are all geniuses, but the Islamic nation needed them in a specific circumstance. The book also talks about the genius of Christ and includes a study of Christianity and Christ in history and the Gospels. Note that you can find the book The Genius of Christ under the title The Life of Christ and The Genius of Uthman under the title Dhul-Noorain Uthman ibn Affan.

The life of Uthman ibn Affan was filled with many momentous events, perhaps the most notable of which was the social development that occurred during the first days of the Prophet's mission. Islam brought about a major revolution in Arab societies against established customs, systems, and beliefs, and this revolution did not subside until the beginning of Uthman's reign. The second of these events was his murder. The murder of the Caliph of the Muslims a few years after the death of their Prophet was an event with repercussions and motives that subsequently changed the form of the Islamic state. Al-Aqqad succeeded in overcoming the difficulty of dealing with the biography of the "murdered Caliph" by presenting the most important factors that led to the situation reaching its current state: conflict and disagreement, which later became the nucleus of the greatest strife to hit the Islamic eras.