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King Abdulaziz Library showcases Andalusian history
King Abdulaziz Public Library unveils a rare collection of books and manuscripts related to the history of Al-Andalus, covering the period from the Islamic conquests in 92 AH until the fall of Granada in 1492 AD. The library highlights a rich Andalusian heritage that includes history, literature, poetry, wars, agriculture, arts, and Andalusian cities, presented in multiple languages such as Arabic, English, Spanish, and French. It houses approximately 84 rare titles, including important Andalusian sources like "The News of the Arabs in Spain" and other works addressing the civilization of Islamic Spain. Most of these materials date from the 17th to the 20th centuries, alongside rare manuscripts dating back to the early Hijri centuries up to modern times. The library also offers a rare copy of the book "Images of Spain," which contains artistic illustrations depicting the landmarks of Al-Andalus. Since its establishment, the library has aimed to preserve Arab and Islamic heritage, providing a deep collection of rare books and manuscripts that reflect the history and civilization of Islamic Al-Andalus.
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