Government and Law in the Early Islamic World

Exploring the governance of early Islamic empires, the book delves into the roles of caliphs as spiritual leaders and the era's religious tolerance. It discusses the unique taxation system for non-Muslims, the lavish lifestyles of sultans and palace life, and the implementation of Sharia law. Additionally, it highlights the dynamics of kings and queens in India, as well as the significance of tribes and clans in Arabia and Kashmir, offering a comprehensive view of this historical period.