In this treatise we provide numerous excerpts showing how the moral excellence and impeccable character of Muslims, alongside their justice, led them to be welcomed by oppressed minorities and adherents of other religions among the Jews, Christians and Magians. This work was written and published at the end of the 19th century, in 1896.

This was well before the ideological attack against Islām and Muslims took shape in the latter half of the 20th century to facilitate and justify military adventures for the Greater Israel project. Therefore, it provides an unbiased treatment of the subject and is absent the false stereotypes of Islām, Muslims and Arabs that were propagated by Zionist-funded propaganda through the media, think-tanks, institutions and Hollywood drivel.