Imperialist Character of Islam by P.R. Kundu critically examines the expansionist nature of Islam throughout history and its impact on various civilizations. The book explores the political, military, and cultural strategies used for the spread of Islam, including conquests, religious conversions, and societal influence. It delves into historical events, ideological foundations, and the long-term effects of Islamic expansionism on indigenous traditions and governance. Through detailed research and analysis, the book presents a perspective on Islam’s role in shaping global geopolitics and its imperialistic tendencies.