Publisher's Synopsis
This book explores the relationship between early Arabic culture and the pagan religions that existed in the Arabian peninsula prior to the spread of Islam. The book features detailed analyses of key texts and documents related to this topic, as well as discussions of the broader historical context in which these religions emerged. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the early history and culture of the Middle East.
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