Arabism of scholars attributed to non-Arab countries 2/1 (three parts in two volumes)

The book / Arabism of scientists attributed to non-Arab countries, by the author / Naji Maaref, and with care and introduction / Bashar Awwad Maaref, reviews the roots of Arabism in Islamic scientific production through analyzing the biographies of scientists attributed to non-Arab environments. It discusses their origins, migrations, and motives for spatial attribution, with a scientific critique of Ibn Khaldun's theory about the dominance of the non-Arabs. The book combines historical and geographical research, illustrating the contribution of Arabs in Khorasan, Rome, and the Peninsula, to provide solid material that reaffirms their scientific presence.