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"Arab historians" as a book category covers works either written by historians from the Arab world or focused on the lives, writings, and historiographical traditions of Arab-speaking scholars. It includes primary historical narratives and chronicles (often in translation), critical editions of medieval texts, modern scholarly monographs on Arab historiography, biographies of influential historians, and studies that analyze how historical writing in the Arab world has responded to political, religious, and intellectual change. The scope spans medieval figures (e.g., al-Tabari, Ibn Khaldun) to contemporary scholars and addresses political, social, economic, cultural history as well as methodology and theory. Titles may be in Arabic or other languages and are aimed at specialists, students, and general readers interested in Middle Eastern history, Islamic studies, and the development of historical thought.

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