The Historical Geography of Arabia

This book explores the geography of Arabia and its role in revealing certain religious truths. It includes translations of newly discovered inscriptions in Hadramaut. Forster presents evidence for the shared history of Judaism and Islam in the region. This work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and religious traditions of Arabia.
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