How Muslims raised their children, by Mohamed Shaaban Ayoub

About the Author of the Book How Muslims Raised Their Children

Mohamed Shaaban Ayoub is an Egyptian researcher specializing in the history, heritage, and civilization of Islam. He has published numerous books, in addition to dozens of articles. Among his most important works is: “How Muslims Raised Their Children; A Journey in the History of Islamic Education.” He also works as a researcher and editor in Islamic history and civilization at Al Jazeera Media Network, and has six books on the history of the Abbasid Caliphate, the Mongol Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Mamluk Sultanate.

About the Book How Muslims Raised Their Children

The book addresses the history of Islamic education and delves into the study of the civilizational development witnessed by this civilization. The book also focuses on the clear historical civilizational aspect in the Islamic system, and explains how educational concepts were developed in Islamic civilization in a distinctive way, as nurseries and institutes were able to provide a suitable educational environment that conforms to Islamic values and principles, with admirable and appreciated alignment.

Among the most important topics in the book How Muslims Raised Their Children

The originality of education in the Prophetic era / The beauty of education in the Umayyad Caliphate / The maturity of education in the Abbasid Caliphate / The greatness of education in the Mamluk era / The magic of education in Morocco and Andalusia / Ibn Khaldun and the Moroccan curriculum / Al-Baji and his journey of knowledge