Bernard Lewis – Arabs in History 2006 Turkish Book Turkey

Bernard Lewis – Arabs in History (Uygarlık Tarihinde Araplar) – Pegasus Yayınları Turkish Edition (2006)

Description:

This Turkish edition of Arabs in History (Uygarlık Tarihinde Araplar) by Bernard Lewis was published by Pegasus Yayınları in 2006. Printed in Turkish, this classic historical study traces the development of Arab civilization from the rise of Islam in the seventh century through the medieval and early modern periods. Written by one of the twentieth century's leading historians of the Middle East, the book provides an accessible overview of the political, cultural, and intellectual achievements that shaped the Arab world.

Lewis examines the expansion of the early Islamic caliphates, the emergence of major Arab dynasties, and the evolution of Islamic institutions, literature, science, philosophy, and commerce. Beyond political history, the book explores the social and cultural foundations of Arab civilization, illustrating how the Arab world became a major center of learning, trade, and intellectual exchange that influenced Europe, Asia, and Africa for centuries.

Combining concise narrative with scholarly insight, Arabs in History remains one of the most respected introductions to Arab history. It offers readers a balanced survey of the historical forces that shaped Arab society and its enduring contribution to world civilization, making it an essential reference for students of Middle Eastern history and Islamic civilization.

Key Features:

• Author: Bernard Lewis

• Original Title: Arabs in History

• Turkish Title: Uygarlık Tarihinde Araplar

• Publisher: Pegasus Yayınları

• Publication Date: 2006

• Language: Turkish

• Format: Paperback

• Genre: History; Middle Eastern Studies

• Subject: The historical development of Arab civilization

• Literary Content: Historical study

• Themes: Arab civilization; Islamic history; Middle East; Caliphates; Culture; Civilization

• Historical Focus: The political, cultural, and intellectual history of the Arab world from the rise of Islam through the early modern era

• Educational Value: A widely respected introduction to Arab history, examining the emergence of Arab civilization, its political institutions, cultural achievements, and lasting influence on the development of world history.

• Collector Appeal: Turkish edition of Bernard Lewis's classic study of Arab civilization, making it an important addition to collections devoted to Middle Eastern history, Islamic studies, and world civilizations.