Government and Law in the Early Islamic World

Exploring the governance of early Islamic empires, this book delves into the roles of caliphs and sultans, highlighting the dynamics of spiritual leadership and religious tolerance. It examines the unique tax system for non-Muslims, the intricacies of palace life, and the implementation of Sharia law. Additionally, it covers the influence of tribal and clan structures in Arabia and Kashmir, providing a comprehensive understanding of the political and social frameworks of the time.