Tarkh al-rusul wa al-mulk

Tarkh al-rusul wa al-mulk, likely meaning "History of the Prophets and Kings," is a historically significant Arabic text offering an important perspective on the history of the Middle East and the Islamic world. Authored by abar (838?-923) and edited by M. J. de Goeje (Michael Jan), this work provides insights into the historical narratives and understanding prevalent in the medieval period. This 1878 edition makes this crucial text available to scholars and readers interested in primary source material for the study of Islamic and Middle Eastern history.

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