I read to you .. "History of Baghdad" biography of the city of peace and the news of its scientists
The book "History of Baghdad" or as it is called "History of the City of Peace" of the mark Ahmed bin Ali bin Thabit known as Khatib Baghdadi, (392 AH – 462 e), a Muslim Arab historian, and many of the historians after similar books such as the history Damascus to Ibn Assaker, one of the most important historical references in the Arab world.
The book contains more than 7831 translations of the life of scholars and thinkers and dignitaries of the country and men of the state, and collected in the way of modernists and included the benefits of many became a large volume, which is printed in the libraries in several editions in 14 volumes, and the book is important in terms of scientific and cultural, To the scientists of Baghdad, in addition to showing the activity of scientists in the Islamic cities at the time, a book also includes a history of books written in the history of Baghdad.
Al-Khatib wrote this in the period in which Baghdad was subjected to almost universal changes to most of its plans because of the collapse of the state of the Bohiyya and the establishment of the Seljuk state in 447 AH. On the banks of the Tigris in Baghdad, there were more than 170 houses, all of which were demolished. Their stones were used to build the palace of Sultan Tegrel. In addition, Baghdad was invaded by fires and floods.
The author of the book is Abu Bakr Ahmad bin Ali bin Thabit known as Khatib Baghdadi, an Arab historian, was born Ahmed bin Ali bin Thabit in Gazia from the villages of Hejaz on Thursday, 24 Jumada II 392 AH, and grew up in Drezigan, a village southwest of Baghdad, Khatib and Imam Darzigan for twenty years, and one of his most famous books is the history of Baghdad, which collected the translation of the scientists who lived until the middle of the fifth century AH, has written Khatib of the most famous books in the term two books; a book in the laws of the novel, One of the most useful books ever;
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