al-Azminah wa al-amkinah
(The Times and Places) by Amad ibn Muammad Marzq, offers a fascinating glimpse into the geographical and cultural landscape of the early Islamic world. This important work, originally published in 1912, explores various locations and historical periods, providing valuable insights into the customs, traditions, and significant events that shaped the era.
Marzq's writing combines historical narrative with geographical description, making it a rich resource for scholars and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the Middle East's past. This edition preserves the original Arabic text, ensuring its accessibility to researchers and students of Arabic literature and Islamic history.
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