This book explores the history of the Abbasid Caliphate from its establishment in 750 to its fall in 1258, highlighting its significant contributions to Islamic civilization in science, literature, and culture. Tayeb El-Hibri examines the Abbasid Caliphate as both an empire and an institution, delving into its enduring influence on Islamic society and contemporary monarchies. The book offers a fresh perspective on the notions of a 'golden age' and 'decline,' separates historical facts from the myths of the Arabian Nights, and demonstrates the lasting impact of the caliphs' legacy in today's world.

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Author:  Tayeb El-Hibri

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