Dictionary of Arab tribes 1/3

Authorship / Omar Reda Kahala Knowledge of lineages and tribes is of great importance, and Islam did not make lineages as they were in the Age of Ignorance, in terms of boasting about them, but made piety an honor for humans, so piety replaced the tribal pride and boastfulness in ancestors, and the noblest became the most pious. This book explores Arab tribes and their clans, before Islam, after it, up to our present time, in Najd and Hejaz and Yemen, and Hadhramut, and Oman, and the nine protected regions, and Iraq and Egypt, and Syria and Lebanon and Palestine, and Eastern Jordan, and North Africa and other Arab and Islamic countries. This encyclopedia includes a large number of clans and their branches, mentioning their origins and branches, mountains and valleys, waters, history, worship... etc. This book represents a valuable reference for researchers in historical sciences in particular, and archaeology, geography, and most humanities disciplines in general. Type of paper / White