Al-Jabarti's writings were the first reference to the history of Egypt in the 18th and 19th centuries, and he lived through the Mamluks, the French campaign, and the rule of Muhammad Ali.
He was a conscientious man who embodies the principle of justice and an open mind. He did not write a line without making sure of it, as evidenced by the collection of historians.
The drawings on the cover of the book are inspired by the decorations engraved on the walls of Qaitbay Street, where al-Jabarti lived and was buried
He was a conscientious man who embodies the principle of justice and an open mind. He did not write a line without making sure of it, as evidenced by the collection of historians.
The drawings on the cover of the book are inspired by the decorations engraved on the walls of Qaitbay Street, where al-Jabarti lived and was buried
