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Meadows of Gold
A monumental work of history and geography, offering a comprehensive account of world history and geography in the 10th century.
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Al-Masudi's "Meadows of Gold" is a monumental work of history and geography, covering a vast range of topics and regions.
It offers a rich tapestry of information about various cultures, societies, and historical events, providing valuable insights into the world of the 10th century.
The book's detailed descriptions of different lands and peoples, along with its accounts of historical events, make it a significant source for understanding the past.
Al-Masudi's work is characterized by its meticulous research and engaging narrative style, making it accessible and informative for a wide range of readers.
The "Meadows of Gold" stands as a testament to the intellectual achievements of the Islamic Golden Age, showcasing the depth and breadth of knowledge available at the time.
Its enduring legacy lies in its contribution to our understanding of world history and geography.
It offers a rich tapestry of information about various cultures, societies, and historical events, providing valuable insights into the world of the 10th century.
The book's detailed descriptions of different lands and peoples, along with its accounts of historical events, make it a significant source for understanding the past.
Al-Masudi's work is characterized by its meticulous research and engaging narrative style, making it accessible and informative for a wide range of readers.
The "Meadows of Gold" stands as a testament to the intellectual achievements of the Islamic Golden Age, showcasing the depth and breadth of knowledge available at the time.
Its enduring legacy lies in its contribution to our understanding of world history and geography.
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as a source providing a detailed account of the conflict between Caliph Hadi and his mother, Al-Khayzuran.


William Dalrymple

138. The Graceful Reed: Ruling the Islamic Empire