رحلة أحمد بن فضلان إلى بلاد الترك والروس والصقالبة

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In 921 AD, the traveler and diplomat Ahmad ibn Fadlan was tasked with leading an embassy from Baghdad to the King of the Bulgars in the Volga region, to instruct them in Islam and build a fortress. This book is his first-hand account of this epic journey through the lands of the Turks, the Rus, and the Bulgars, traversing Central Asia and Eastern Europe in the 10th century. Ibn Fadlan provides a vivid and detailed description of the strange customs, religious beliefs, social organization, and natural geography of the peoples he encountered.
From the chilling funeral rites of the Rus, to the unique traditions of the Oghuz Turks, and the powerful Khazar kingdom, each page unveils a forgotten world. This travelogue is an invaluable primary source for studying the history and geography of these regions during the Middle Ages, offering an unparalleled window into the cultural and religious interactions between the Islamic world and its surrounding societies.
An indispensable read for historians, anthropologists, and enthusiasts of historical travel narratives.