Islam in Africa Throughout History by Ethiopian scholar Shaykh Muhammad Aman al-Jami explores three key phases of Islam’s impact on Africa. The book begins with the courageous actions of King an-Najashi of Abyssinia, whose stance influenced major figures like Heraclius of Rome and even softened the hearts of the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ adversaries. The second part highlights two significant waves of Islamic propagation: through Arab merchants and Sufi traditions, both of which left lasting legacies. The final section focuses on the revival of the Salafi da’wah in Africa, offering insights for students of knowledge on Islam’s future in the continent. Additionally, the book includes appendices that delve into an-Najashi’s rise to power, his acceptance of Islam, and his relationship with the Prophet ﷺ. This work is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the history and influence of Islam in Africa. Publisher: Authentic Statements Author: Shaykh Mohammad Aman Al Djami’ Pages: 73 Cover: Softcover
