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Appendix No. (3)

Important sources and references

A - Arabic sources:

1 - Ibn Taghri Bardi (Jamal al-Din Yusuf), who died in the year 847 AH: The Bright Stars in the Kings of Egypt and Cairo, 12 parts, published by the Egyptian House of Books, Cairo 1942.

2 - Ibn Jubayr (late sixth century AH):
The journey, investigated by Dr. Hussein Nassar, Egypt Printing House, 1955.

3 - Ibn al-Jawzi (Abd al-Rahman): Al-Muntazim fi Tarikh al-Muluk wa’l-Nations, Encyclopedia Press, 1359.

4 - Ibn Shaddad (Izz al-Din), who died in the year 684 AH:
The Dangerous Relationships in Mentioning the Emirs of the Levant and the Peninsula, Part Two, on the City of Damascus, edited by Dr. Sami Al-Dahan, edition of the French Institute for Arab Studies, Damascus 1956.

5 - Ibn Tulun (Shams al-Din Muhammad), who died in the year 953: Informing Al-Wari of the Turks who succeeded him in Greater Damascus, the Greater Levant, edited by Muhammad Ahmad Dahman, printed by the Ministry of Culture in Damascus, 1964.


6 - Ibn Tulun: Mafirat al-Khalan fi Hawadat al-Zaman, two parts, edited by Muhammad Mustafa, Cairo, 1962, 1964.

7 - (Ibn Asakir, Al-Hafiz Abi Al-Qasim Ali bin Al-Hussein), who died in the year 571 AH.

History of the city of Damascus, edition of the Arab Scientific Academy in Damascus, printed in four volumes, the first and second edited by Dr. Salah al-Din al-Munjid, Damascus 1951-1954, and the tenth edited by Muhammad Ahmad Dahman, Damascus 1963. And the fourth volume, edited by Dr. Thank you Faisal.

- Manuscript of the Dhahiriyya Library in Damascus.

- Manuscript of the National Library in Paris.

8 - Abu Al-Fida (Ismail, Al-Malik Al-Mu’ayyad), who died in the year 732 AH: Taqeem Al-Buldan, Paris edition 1850.

9 - Ibn Tawq (Ahmed):

Daily notes on the history of Damascus in the tenth century AH, manuscript in Al-Dhahiria under investigation.

10 - Ibn Abi Usayba’a (Abu al-Abbas Ahmad):

Oyoun Al Anba fi Classes of Physicians, Cairo Edition 1882:

11 - Ibn Khallikan (Shams al-Din Ahmad), who died in the year 681 AH:
Deaths of Notables and News of the Time, Cairo 1948 0

12 - Ibn al-Zubayr (the rational judge) from the fifth century AH:
Munitions and artifacts, edited by Muhammad Hamidullah, Kuwait in 1959.

13 - Ibn Iyas: Bada’i’ al-Zuhur, Dar al-Ma’arif, Cairo 1951:

14 - Ibn Kinan (Ahmed bin Issa), who died in the year 1135 AH: Al-Muruj al-Sundusiyah al-Dasiha in a summary of the history of al-Salihiyya, edited by Hamad Ahmad Dahan, Damascus 1947.

15 - Ibn Qadi Shahba (Abu Bakr al-Asadi), who died in the year 851 AH: Appendix of the History of Damascus, a manuscript, part of which was edited by Dr. Adnan Darwish, Damascus 1977.

16 - Ibn Battuta: The Journey (Tuhfat al-Nadhar), Cairo 1938.

17 - Ibn al-Atheer (who died in the year 560 AH): (Al-Kamil fi al-Tarikh, Cairo 1348 AH.

18 - Ibn al-Adim, who died in the year 656 AH: Butter of the Milk in the History of Aleppo, edited by Dr. Sami Al-Dahan, published by the French Institute in Damascus.

19 - Ibn Abdul Hadi, who died in the year 509 AH:

Aids to Knowing the Khans, published by Habib Al-Zayat in the Eastern Treasury, Part Three, Catholic Press, Beirut 1946.

20 - Ibn Abdul Hadi, The Fruits of Objectives in the History of Mosques, edited by Dr. Asaad Talas, Beirut 1943.

21 - Ibn Abd al-Hadi, Nuzhat al-Rifaq an explanation of the state of the markets, published in the third part by Habib al-Zayat in the book The Eastern Treasury, Catholic Press, Beirut 1946.

22 - Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali, who died in 1089. AH: Gold Nuggets, 8 parts, Al-Qudsi Library, Cairo 1350 AH.

23 - Ibn al-Qalanisi (Abu Ya’la Hamza), sixth century AH: Appendix of the History of Damascus, Beirut 1908.

24 - Ibn Kathir (Imad al-Din Ismail), who died in the year 774 AH: The Beginning and the End, 14 parts, Al-Saada Press, Egypt, 1932.

25 - Abu Shamah (Shihab al-Din al-Maqdisi), who died in the year 665 AH:
The book of Al-Rawdatayn in the news of the two states, Al-Nouriya and Al-Salihiyya. The old edition, two parts, Wadi Al-Nile Press, Cairo 1287 AH. The modern edition, the first part, was published in two parts, the first edited by Azza Al-Attar, Cairo 1947, the second edited by Dr. Mohamed Helmy Ahmed and Mohamed Mustafa Ziadeh: Cairo 1962.

26 - Abu Shamah: Dhayl al-Rawdhatain (Biographies of Men of the Sixth and Seventh Centuries), edited by Azza al-Attar, Dar al-Kutub, Cairo, 1947.

27 - Badran (Abdul Qader):

Tahdheeb Tarikh Ibn Asakir, in 7 volumes, Al-Tarqi Press. Damascus 1349 AH.

28 - Badran: Manadamat al-Atlal: Damascus 1379 AH.

29 - Al-Badiri Al-Hallaq (from the eighteenth century):
Damascus Incidents, investigated by Dr. Ahmed Azza Abdel Karim, Cairo 1959

30 - Bitar (Sheikh Abdul Razzaq):
The Decoration of Human Beings in the History of the Thirteenth Century, edited by Bahjat Al-Bitar, Publications of the Arab Scientific Academy, Damascus, 1946.

31 - Al-Baladhuri (Imam Ahmad bin Yahya), who died in the year 279 AH: The Book of Conquests of Countries, first edition, printed by the Book Printing Company:
Arabic, Cairo 1901.

32 - Al-Bourini (Al-Hasan bin Muhammad), who died in the year 1024 AH: Biographies of notable people from the sons of the time, edited by Dr. Salah al-Din al-Munajjid, two parts published, Arab Scientific Academy, Damascus 1959-1963.

33 - Al-Husni (Muhammad Al Taqi Al-Din).
Selected Dates, three parts, Damascus 1927-1934.

34 - Al-Shatti (Jamil): Taming Humans among the Notables of the Thirteenth Century, Dar Al-Yaqa, Damascus 1946.

35 - Al-Safadi (Salah al-Din), who died in the year 764 AH:
Princes of Damascus in Islam, edited by Salah al-Din al-Munajjid, Damascus 1955.