History of Egypt in the Middle Ages
The history of Islamic Egypt, or what orientalists call the history of medieval Egypt, has occupied the attention of historians of all walks of life. Due to his position and influence in history in general, and in the history of the Nation of Islam in particular; Therefore, it did not fail for an orientalist of the size and value of the Englishman Stanley Lane Paul to dedicate a book to him that has gained wide fame and spread in scientific and academic circles around the world since its publication in 1901 AD and for more than a century. Because of the weight and fame that his author enjoys, and his comprehensive and accurate outlook, he attempted to enumerate the most important historical events, names, and dates in this time period that extended for nine hundred years. From the Islamic conquest of Egypt in the year 23 AH until the Ottoman conquest in the year 923 AH, this was reinforced with very important lists of governors, workers, sultans and caliphs, as well as pictures and illustrative figures. The translator did not fail to update some of the book's information in his comments to keep pace with developments in historical research, in addition to creating indexes. It facilitates the tasks of the researcher and the insider alike. It is worth noting that although many historians have relied on this book in its original form, this is the first time that the book has been translated into Arabic. To expand the scope of benefiting from the documented historical information it contains... complex and abundant. A specialized researcher and auditor was responsible for translating and verifying this work. In the end, this work will come out as an accessible encyclopedia for anyone interested in the history of Islamic Egypt.
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History of Egypt in the Middle Ages
The history of Islamic Egypt, or what orientalists call the history of medieval Egypt, has occupied the attention of historians of all walks of life. Due to his position and influence in history in general, and in the history of the Nation of Islam in particular; Therefore, it did not fail for an orientalist of the size and value of the Englishman Stanley Lane Paul to dedicate a book to him that has gained wide fame and spread in scientific and academic circles around the world since its publication in 1901 AD and for more than a century. Because of the weight and fame that his author enjoys, and his comprehensive and accurate outlook, he attempted to enumerate the most important historical events, names, and dates in this time period that extended for nine hundred years. From the Islamic conquest of Egypt in the year 23 AH until the Ottoman conquest in the year 923 AH, this was reinforced with very important lists of governors, workers, sultans and caliphs, as well as pictures and illustrative figures. The translator did not fail to update some of the book's information in his comments to keep pace with developments in historical research, in addition to creating indexes. It facilitates the tasks of the researcher and the insider alike. It is worth noting that although many historians have relied on this book in its original form, this is the first time that the book has been translated into Arabic. To expand the scope of benefiting from the documented historical information it contains... complex and abundant. A specialized researcher and auditor was responsible for translating and verifying this work. In the end, this work will come out as an accessible encyclopedia for anyone interested in the history of Islamic Egypt.
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History of Egypt in the Middle Ages
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History of Egypt in the Middle Ages
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9789774279201 |
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| Publisher: | Aldar Almasriah Allubnaniah |
| Publication date: | 10/01/2024 |
| Sold by: | Bookwire |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 752 |
| File size: | 5 MB |
| Age Range: | 16 - 18 Years |
| Language: | Arabic |
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