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:Lessons and Divan Al-Mubtada and Al-Khabar in the History of the Arabs, Non-Arabs, and Berbers, and those who contemporaneously possessed the greatest authority, edited by: Suhail Zakkar, Dar Al-Fikr (Beirut, 1401 AH / 1981 AD)

The introduction, edited by: Abdullah Muhammad Darwish, Dar Yarub (Damascus, 1425 AH / 2004 AD).

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Deaths of notables and news of the sons of time, edited by: Ihsan Abbas, Dar Sader (Beirut, 1317 AH / 1900 AD).

 Al-Dhahabi: Muhammad bin Ahmad (d. 748 AH / 1347 CE):

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 Ribera: Julian

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 Shakaa: Mustafa

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 Guest: Shawqi:

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 Ibn Adhari: Ahmed bin Muhammad (he was alive in 712 AH / 1313 AD)

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 Ibn al-Arabi: Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Abdullah (d. 543 AH / 1149 CE):

Al-Awasim min Al-Qawasim, edited by: Abdul Hamid Bin Badis, The Algerian Islamic Press (Constantine, 1345 AH / 1926 AD).

The Law of Interpretation, edited by: Muhammad Al-Sulaymani, Dar Al-Qibla for Islamic Culture (Jeddah, 1406 AH / 1986 AD).

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 Issa: Muhammad Abdul Hamid:

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The History of the Scholars of Andalusia, edited by: Ibrahim Al-Abyari, The Egyptian Book House and the Lebanese Book House, 2nd Edition (Cairo, Beirut, 1410 AH / 1989 AD).

 Al-Qabisi: Abu al-Hasan Ali bin Muhammad al-Ma’afari (d. 403 AH / 1013 CE):

The detailed message of the conditions of teachers and the rulings of teachers and learners, edited by: Ahmed Khaled, the Tunisian company (Tunisia, 1406 AH / 1986 AD).

 Qarni: Hassan Muhammad

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 Al-Qifti: Ali ibn Yusuf (d. 646 AH / 1249 CE):

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News of Scientists with the news of the wise, Ibrahim Shams al-Din, Dar: 1426 AH / 2005 (2005) .

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The date of the inauguration of Al-Andalus, edited by: Ibrahim Al-Abyari, Dar Al-Kitab Al-Masry and Dar Al-Kitab Al-Lebanese, 2nd edition (Cairo, Beirut, 1410 AH / 1989).

 Lisan al-Din Ibn al-Khatib Lisan al-Din Ibn al-Khatib: Muhammad bin Abdullah (d. 776 AH / 1375 CE):

The works of the media regarding those who sold before the wet dream from the kings of Islam and related speech, edited by: Sayed Kasravi Hassan, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyyah (Beirut, 1423 AH / 2003 AD).

 For Qabal: Musa:

The sectarian hisba in the countries of the Islamic Maghreb, its origin and development, the National Company (Algeria, 1390 AH / 1971 AD).

 Majali: Ahmed Hamid:

The prison and detention centers of the city of Cordoba at the time of the Umayyads in Andalusia, Al-Mishkat Journal for Human and Social Sciences, Volume: 4, Issue: 2 (Jordan, 1438 AH / 2017 AD).

 Marrakesh: Abdul Wahid bin Ali (d. 647 AH / 1250 AD):

Al-Mojeb in summarizing the news of Morocco from the time of the Andalusian conquest to the end of the Almohad era, edited by: Muhammad Saeed Al-Arian and Muhammad Al-Arabi Al-Alami, Al-Istiqama Press (Cairo, 1368 AH / 1989 AD).

 Appearance: majesty:

Muslim sciences are the basis of modern scientific progress, the Egyptian General Authority (Cairo, 1389 AH / 1970 AD).

 Al-Maqri: Ahmed bin Muhammad (d. 1041 AH / 1632 AD):

Al-Tayyib blew from the moist branch of Andalusia, and its minister mentioned Lisan al-Din ibn al-Khatib, edited by: Ihsan Abbas, Dar Sader (Beirut, 1408 AH / 1988 AD).

 An unknown author (d. 4th century AH / 10th century AD):

News of a group about the conquest of Al-Andalus and mentioning its princes, may God have mercy on them, and the wars that took place between them, edited by: Ibrahim Al-Abyari, The Egyptian and Lebanese Book House, 2nd edition (Cairo, Beirut, 1410 AH / 1989 AD).

 Al-Nuwairi: Shihab al-Din Ahmad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (d. 733 AH):

The End of the Lord in the Arts of Literature, edited by: Mustafa Abu Deif, Moroccan Publishing House (Casablanca, Dr. T).

 Abu Al-Walid Al-Baji: Suleiman bin Khalaf (d. 474 AH / 1082 AD):

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Salah : Qabs Farouk,

Sabrouk September (T 741H) Cash and Wisdom of his choice of historical article in his book (Sunni ammunition in the history of the State), Journal of Tikrit University of Humanities .