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Edinburgh University Press Syria Down to Saladin: Ibn Asakir's History of Damascus

Name: Syria Down to Saladin: Ibn Asakir's History of Damascus
Brand: Edinburgh University Press
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Syria Down to Saladin presents Ibn Asakir's comprehensive historical account of Damascus, translated and contextualised for modern readers. This Edinburgh University Press publication offers invaluable insight into medieval Syrian history, chronicling the city's development from its earliest periods through the era of Saladin. The work draws from primary Islamic sources to construct a detailed narrative of Damascus's political, military, and cultural significance in medieval times. Scholars, historians, and students of Islamic history will find this volume essential for understanding the complex dynamics of the Levant during the medieval period. The text provides critical perspectives on how Damascus evolved as a centre of power and learning, making it a key resource for anyone researching medieval warfare, Islamic civilization, or the history of the Middle East during this transformative era.

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Edinburgh University Press publication offering scholarly translation of Ibn Asakir's medieval historical account of Damascus.

Comprehensive coverage of Syrian and Damascus history from earliest periods through the Saladin era.

Essential resource for medieval military history, Islamic studies, and Levantine regional analysis.

Detailed narrative examining Damascus's political, military, and cultural development in medieval times.

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Brand: Edinburgh University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 139956126X
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Military History > Medieval War
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 30 June 2026
Listed Since: 02 October 2025

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