Attribute of the Arabian Peninsula

Authored by: Al-Hassan bin Ahmed bin Yaqoub Al-Hamdani Number of pages: 511 Al-Ershad Library The book "Description of the Arabian Peninsula" is one of the most important geographical and historical sources about the Arabian Peninsula in the early Islamic eras, and it is authored by Abu Muhammad Al-Hassan bin Ahmed Al-Hamdani (d. 334 AH). The book describes the geography of the Arabian Peninsula in detail, based on his personal observations and his extensive knowledge of oral traditions and written sources. It begins with a general description of the region's characteristics and tribes, then focuses on describing Yemen and its Tihama and Najd regions, and also describes important cities such as Sana'a. It is considered a main reference in academic circles for studying the history and geography of the region during that period.