How is magnetism generated around an electron?

[boletoms]

how can magnetism be derived from electricity at the sub atomic level??
how is the magnetic field generated around an electron?

if magnetism is just generated due to angular momentum of the electron it is said that if calculated the spin of electron would exceed light speed ; so will it work even in this condition when spin is greater than speed of light
please answer genuinely and don't give me maxwells equations
(i need to understand this in a deeper level)

 

[mfb]

how can magnetism be derived from electricity at the sub atomic level??

I don't think this is a useful view.

Electromagnetism is one phenomenon. Sometimes (but not in general) you can split it in separate parts and call them "electricity" and "magnetism".

how is the magnetic field generated around an electron?

Physics cannot describe "how". It can provide models in agreement with experiments - with concepts like electromagnetic fields - but it cannot say "how" something "really" happens on a fundamental level.

if magnetism is just generated due to angular momentum of the electron

It is not. The statement is too vague to be more specific here.

so will it work even in this condition when spin is greater than speed of light

Spin does not have a speed.

please answer genuinely and don't give me maxwells equations
(i need to understand this in a deeper level)

Quantum electrodynamics is the next deeper level (and way more advanced and complicated), but you'll see the same thing again: we observe things and then we make theories to agree with those observations.

 

[dauto]

how can magnetism be derived from electricity at the sub atomic level??
how is the magnetic field generated around an electron?

I'll answer obliquely with another question: how is the electric field generated around an electron

if magnetism is just generated due to angular momentum of the electron it is said that if calculated the spin of electron would exceed light speed ; so will it work even in this condition when spin is greater than speed of light
please answer genuinely and don't give me maxwells equations
(i need to understand this in a deeper level)

Forget about the electron spinning faster than light. The electron's angular momentum is an intrinsic property of the electron. Just as an electron carries mass and electric charge, it also carries angular momentum and a magnetic dipole. None of this requires the electron to move faster than light. None of this requires the electron to move at all. The electron isn't actually physically spinning around itself. The Magnetic field is just another aspect of the electromagnetic field. If you have no problem with the electron generating an electric field, than you should have no problem with the electron generating a magnetic field.

Now, said that, you also have to realize that even if the electron had not a magnetic dipole it would still produce magnetic fields because a moving electron causes electric current which will generate a magnetic field.

 

[boletoms]

then how is the magnetic dipole produced around the electron?

 

[mfb]

then how is the magnetic dipole produced around the electron?

Please read the previous two posts again, there is no meaningful way to answer this - in the same way you cannot answer the question from dauto: "how is the electric field generated around an electron"