In the lives of Arabs before and after Islam, there was a world full of laws, mysteries, and ideas. There were many writings and studies on these topics. But the dawn of Islam opens up new horizons. It’s like a true dawn—clear and transparent. It avoids any complexity or artificiality. The book explores the lives of Arabs in the pre-Islamic period, revealing their important intellectual achievements, such as language, poetry, proverbs, and stories. It also examines the impact of Islam on Arab mentality. It doesn’t just focus on the role of Islam as a religious force; it also highlights the importance of Islamic thought, culture, and civilization, which illuminated the entire world. The author also acknowledges the influence of other religions on Arab religious and literary life. He also discusses the influence of Christianity and Judaism on Arab mentality. In this way, with a rational and analytical approach, the book “The Dawn of Islam” invites readers to reconsider Arab history from a non-traditional perspective, with a view that is boundless and based on faith in knowledge and reason, rather than superstition and blind submission.