Urdu: Atlas Futuhatay Islamiyah

Fourteen centuries of conquest, mapped year by year

History is a mirror of the past days and nights of nations and communities. The history of Islam is not only a mirror of the fourteen centuries of the Muslim Ummah, but a record of one of the great human civilizations — and a new generation of Muslims needs to be acquainted with the intellectual and political leaders, and the valiant figures, who carried Islam's message into new lands. Atlas Futuhatay Islamiyah (اطلس فتوحاتِ اسلامیہ) — the Urdu version of "Atlas of the Islamic Conquests" — is built for exactly that purpose.

What the atlas covers

The atlas traces the periodic, golden history of the Islamic conquests from the caliphate of Abu Bakr As-Siddiq (رضي الله عنه) to the height of the Ottoman Caliphate — from Central Asia to Morocco, Spain, and Central Europe — describing the events of consecutive days, months, and years with full-color maps and unique images, so the reader moves through history alongside the events themselves rather than reading a dry timeline.

Why it rewards study

This unique atlas, combining intrinsic scholarly depth with striking visual presentation, is described by its publisher as a masterpiece of history and research — a rich resource for Urdu readers wanting to study the spread of Islam themselves and pass that history on to their children and family.

Related Reading

Pair this with Urdu: Atlas Seerat An-Nabi and Urdu: Atlas of Quran to complete the visual history and geography shelf.