Sisters of Quraish

In this book, Fadel Al-Rubaie delves into a unique experiment at the level of Arab anthropology, as he assumes that there is an organic relationship between the feast table of ancient Arab tribes and the genealogical trees of these tribes, because these trees include names of foods or portrayals of lifestyles and ways of living. In this context, Al-Rubaie notes that the legendary ancestors of the Arabs, Qahtan and Adnan, are not real ancestors, but are descriptions of a way of life. Qahtan is associated with the era of drought, grazing, and nomadism, while the name Adnan is linked to a settled lifestyle. The roots Qaht and Adn confirm this connection. At this level of research, Al-Rubaie reconstructs the relationship between genealogical trees and the feast table of ancient Arabs. An exciting and unprecedented book. Number of pages: 550 Year of publication: 2024 Publisher: Dar Al-Rafidain for Publishing and Distribution