History of Islamic nations the Abbasid Caliphate

History of Islamic nations the Abbasid Caliphate Author: Muhammad Al-Khudri Bek Publisher: Al-Usra Library Beirut Book size: 17*24 Number of pages: 430 Overview using artificial intelligence The book "Lectures on the History of Islamic Nations: The Abbasid State" by Muhammad Al-Khudri Bek and published by Al-Usra Library is a historical book that covers the history of the Abbasid State from its founding by Abu al-Abbas al-Saffah in 132 AH / 750 AD, until the fall of Baghdad at the hands of the Mongols in 656 AH / 1258 AD. The book includes a detailed account of the political cycle of the state, including periods of strength and weakness, and the significant events it went through. Author: Muhammad Al-Khudri Bek. Publisher: Al-Usra Library (Beirut). Subject of the book: It addresses the history of the Abbasid State from its beginning in 132 AH until its end in 656 AH. Content: The book covers the political events of the state, from its start by its advocates in Khorasan and Iraq, to its end at the hands of Hulegu Khan. The book explains the reasons that elevated the state to its peak and the reasons that led to its decline and fall.