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Abu al-Fida

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Abu al-Fida , 1273-1331, Arab historian, b. Damascus. He fought against the Christians in the last period of the Crusades and later became (1310) governor of Hama in Syria. He was a patron of learning and wrote a descriptive geography and a universal history, which is a superior source for Arab history from the pre-Islamic period to 1329. Author not available, ABU AL-FIDA. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more

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