Al-Quds: The City of Jerusalem – The Chronicles of Bani Israel
Al-Quds: The City of Jerusalem – The Chronicles of Bani Israel by Mohammad Zahid Ibn Tariq presents an extensive exploration of the history of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and the chronicles of Bani Israel through the framework of Islamic scholarship.
Published by Dakwah Corner Bookstore in 2026, this substantial 578-page work brings together history, scholarship and spiritual reflection, seeking to make the long and complex history of Al-Quds accessible and meaningful to contemporary readers.
The book has received praise from scholars for its organization, use of sources, historical approach and its effort to connect the history of Jerusalem with moral and spiritual reflection.
A Comprehensive Study of Al-Quds
Rather than treating Jerusalem simply as a historical city, the book examines Al-Quds through an Islamic historical perspective, helping readers engage with its religious significance and the events and peoples connected with its history.
Its treatment of the chronicles of Bani Israel provides readers with a structured historical narrative while maintaining a connection to classical Islamic scholarship.
Scholarly Recommendations
Shaykh Dr. Furhan Zubairi describes the work as comprehensive, spiritually uplifting and historically rich, highlighting the author's combination of scholarship, spirituality, history and contemporary relevance.
Shaykh Tariq Appleby praises the book for being clear, well organized and rooted in authentic sources, while emphasizing its educational and spiritually reflective approach.
Shaykh Wisnu Tanggap Prabowo notes that its style is reminiscent of classical historians such as al-Tabari and Ibn Kathir, describing its treatment of the history of Al-Quds as accessible and meaningful.
Shaykh Sajad Ahmad Mir highlights the book's coherent historical narrative and methodological connection to classical Islamic scholarship, particularly its effort to transform historical study into reflection and principled action.
Key Features
• Detailed Islamic history of Al-Quds (Jerusalem)
• Explores the chronicles and history of Bani Israel
• Approaches Jerusalem through the framework of Islamic scholarship
• Combines historical narrative with spiritual and moral reflection
• Written in an accessible and structured style
• Draws inspiration from the methodology of classical Islamic historical scholarship
• Suitable for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the history and significance of Al-Quds
• Extensive 578-page volume
• Published by Dakwah Corner Bookstore
• 2026 edition
Who Is This Book For?
This book is suitable for readers interested in Islamic history, the history of Jerusalem, Al-Quds, Bani Israel, classical Islamic historical scholarship and the religious significance of Jerusalem.
It can also serve as a useful addition to personal Islamic libraries, study circles and collections focused on Islamic history.
Product Specifications
Author: Mohammad Zahid Ibn Tariq
Publisher: Dakwah Corner Bookstore
Title: Al-Quds: The City of Jerusalem – The Chronicles of Bani Israel
Publication Year: 2026
Pages: 578
Format: Paperback
Dimensions: 23 × 15.5 × 3.5 cm
Category: Islamic History / Al-Quds / Jerusalem
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Al-Quds: The City of Jerusalem about?
The book explores the history of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and the chronicles of Bani Israel through an Islamic historical and scholarly framework.
Who is the author?
The book is written by Mohammad Zahid Ibn Tariq.
How many pages does the book have?
The book contains 578 pages.
Who published the book?
It is published by Dakwah Corner Bookstore.
When was this edition published?
This edition was published in 2026.
Is the book hardcover or paperback?
This edition is paperback.
What are the book's dimensions?
The book measures approximately 23 × 15.5 × 3.5 cm.
Is this book suitable for Islamic history readers?
Yes. Its focus on Al-Quds, Bani Israel and Islamic historical scholarship makes it particularly relevant to readers interested in Islamic history and Jerusalem.
