A historical study of Islamic political thought between the first and fifth centuries AH

Abstract

   Abstract

The Islamic political thought refers to the thought outcome that is  associated with political issues, which has gone unoticed by the Islamic mind because of the overlap that existed between the political and religious identities in the early Islamic state. With the intention of probing the political transformations within the Islamic field, we find that it has undergone through a number of important developments, which appear within the folds of the introductions of the Islamic political thought.

A great bulk of researchers turn a blind eye on the historical influences in the emergence of this type of thought, as the historical establishment of political writing necessarily refers to the specific lineaments  of the Islamic culture, whose characteristics can not be seen far from their historical manifestations.