Arab historiography

Arab historiography refers to the study and writing of history from an Arab perspective. It encompasses the documentation of events, cultural heritage, and the development of societies in the Arab world. This discipline evolved significantly over centuries, influenced by religious texts, oral traditions, and scholarly works. Notable historians like Ibn Khaldun have contributed to the discipline, emphasizing the social and economic factors that shape history. Arab historiography often interweaves historical events with cultural narratives, providing insights into the Arab identity, politics, and civilization throughout history. It remains a vital field for understanding the past and its impact on the present.