Noor Al-Andalus Cordoba Seville Toledo

About the book Noor Al-Andalus: Cordoba, Seville, Toledo, civilizations and arts - Andalusian books. It narrates observations and recounts Arab and Spanish history, describes architecture, cities, and important customs and traditions. It attempts to study the human race and its psychological and religious composition, and does not overlook analyzing the social relationships that unite Andalusian society. It paid great attention to the economic aspect, mentioning the most important works in agriculture and industry, and clarified the impact of the labor force shared by men and women. Additionally, it focused on the image of women, which he considered in many of his speeches a fundamental pillar in the social structure, defining their role in various practical functions. Thus, it became a channel connecting the time of the journey with the time of reading. It is a journey through time to the bright Arab past, and to the Spanish past and present as well, especially the experience of the Spaniards' invasion and colonization of America. It is also a journey through time to the future, toward what its owner desires for growth and renaissance for his Arab society. It suggests that the Arab society be guided by the pioneering Arab experience of Al-Andalus, which was its space. It is a journey aimed at alerting the colonized and backward Arabs to be guided by the golden Arab Andalusian time, and its natural and positive development in Spanish soil, where it succeeded in achieving great cultural prosperity for Spain.