The Origins of the Druze People and Religion With Extracts from Their Sacred Writings
- 84 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Philip Hitti was a seminal figure in establishing Arabic studies in the United States, founding the first Middle Eastern Studies program at Princeton University. His extensive scholarship and leadership transformed Princeton into a preeminent center for Islamic studies in the West. Hitti's writing is characterized by a profound engagement with history and culture, offering readers a compelling perspective on the Arab world. His works remain invaluable resources for understanding the historical and cultural development of the Middle East.


