The Importance of Works on Military Campaigns in Medieval Muslim Historiography

Abstract

This article discusses the significance of historical works on military campaigns written by Muslim historians during the Middle Ages. These works are invaluable sources for studying Islamic history, providing insights into the socio-political context of the time and the events surrounding the spread of Islam. The article examines the works of historians such as al-Baladhuri, al-Waqidi, Abu Ubayda, and al-Madaini, who chronicled military campaigns and actions of the Arabs across various regions and territories. These works are important resources for understanding the military and political aspects of the early Arab caliphate