The book Fadak provides a comprehensive analysis of the events surrounding the land of Fadak, which was gifted to Lady Fatimah (A.S.), the daughter of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). After the Prophet's passing, the ownership of Fadak became a point of contention, leading to a legal and political dispute with the ruling caliphs. This work not only delves into the historical context but also explores the broader implications of the incident for understanding justice, leadership, and the rights of women in Islam. It sheds light on the contrasting interpretations of Islamic inheritance laws and highlights the lasting impact of the Fadak issue on Shia-Sunni relations. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in Islamic history, politics, and the role of women in early Islamic society.