Name: Popular local names for Hijri years
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Popular local names for Hijri years

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In his book, author Fayez bin Musa al-Badrani al-Harbi singled out the incidents of each year separately, mentioning their names and explaining them briefly to find out the reason for the name, as well as adding to those years the most important incidents and local news, especially those that were not recorded in previous historical sources.

Description

In his book, author Fayez bin Musa al-Badrani al-Harbi says: “I have noticed through my work in oral history and my dealings with elderly narrators over years of research work that the general population of the island before the spread of education and the modern renaissance they are now experiencing under the prosperous Saudi rule did not chronicle events, nor did they care about history at all; except for a few scholars on the fingers, and for this reason much of the history of this country has been lost for this reason.

As a result of the absence of history and historians and the public's lack of knowledge of the Hijri date in their calculation of the years, they resorted to dating the most important events that occur in each year, such as saying: ”So-and-so was born on the day of Jarab, or the day of mercy, or the year of Jarad, or the year of Sabla...".

Book description:

Author's name: Fayez bin Musa al-Badrani al-Harbi
Number of pages: 478 pages
The subject of the book: Popular local names for Hijri years

About the author:

Faiz bin Musa Al-Badrani Al-Harbi graduated from Unaiza Scientific Institute in 1396 A.H. 197, obtained a diploma in hospital management from the Institute of Public Administration in 1398 A.H. He then joined the civil service and combined work and study as follows:

Completion of an advanced course in health management - USA.
Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Imam Muhammad Bin Saud Islamic University (1407 AH - 1987 AD).
Master's degree in Mental Health and Hospital Administration - King Saud University (1410 A.H. - 1990 A.D.).

Previous work:

Executive Director of the Prince Sultan Center for Heart Diseases and Surgery (1412H-1420H).
Historical Research Advisor - King Abdulaziz Darat (1420 A.H. - 1426 A.H.).
Director of the Hamad Al-Jasser Cultural Center (1426H-1428H).

Current work:

Full-time researcher
The author has a great interest in history and genealogy research and has published more than 20 publications, in addition to many lectures, research, and articles published in newspapers and specialized historical journals.

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