411.70 SAR السعر شامل الضريبه
Author: Executive Committee
Edition: 2010
Language: Arabic
Publisher: King Abdulaziz Public Library
The first volume includes thirty studies distributed over a period extending from the fourth millennium BC to the thirteenth century AH / the nineteenth century AD. Its geographical scope is shared by the regions of the Arab East, the Islamic East and its Asian extensions, the countries of the Maghreb and its African and European extensions (Spain). The main topic that dominates the subject of the book is the horse and its related activities in peace and war, its equipment and its cavalry, and what has been written about its subject and its manifestations in art throughout history. It is a sound systematic and introductory approach to understanding the history of horsemanship and tracing its origins, branches, interactions and development in time and space. The second volume is authored by David Alexander and includes a detailed presentation of the 219-piece equestrian exhibition materials to be organized, each of which is allocated a door, and the doors are divided into seven axes: the domestication of the horse and the age of Arabians; horse in war; hunting, throwing and mace; horses in processions and celebrations; veterinary science and equine therapy; the horse in literature and mythology; Horses in the Qur'an and Hadith.
