The Mahdi of Allah

The book delves into the life of Muhammad Ahmad, the self-proclaimed "Mahdi," who emerged as a pivotal figure in the late 19th century during the struggle for Sudan's independence from foreign rule. It examines his role as a fundamentalist Islamic leader and the implications of his movement amidst the backdrop of colonialism. As contemporary Islamic revolutions unfold, this exploration offers valuable insights into Ahmad's legacy and the enduring impact of his quest for religious and political autonomy.