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Three Scholars Awarded Amin Madani
Three scholars have been awarded the Amin Munadi Prize in its tenth edition in recognition of their research on ancient Arabic inscriptions and their role in understanding the societies of the Arabian Peninsula before Islam. The prize was equally shared by Dr. Salem bin Ahmed Tayar, who emphasized the importance of inscriptions as a source for the region's history; Dr. Mishleh bin Kameikh Al-Marikhy, an expert in early Islamic writings and inscriptions; and Dr. Suleiman bin Abdul Rahman Al-Thuayb, known for his research on civilizations and political history in the Arabian Peninsula. Their studies focused on the examination of Semitic writings, ancient alphabets, and the history of early communities, aiming to shed light on pre-Islamic Arab history. The celebration will take place in Medina under the patronage of the regional prince.
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