التدوين التاريخي في الكتابات الكنسية الملكة ماوية العربية أنموذجا : دراسة تاريخية تحليلية ق2م-ق8م

Abstract EN

The study of the history of Arabs before Islam using the Church resources is considered an important study because these resources especially the primary ones shed light on the bright sides of this era due to the various relations that existed at that time especially the religious and political ones.

Accordingly, this paper is intended to study an Arab queen whose history surprisingly was not brought to light by Muslim historians, but Church historians did deal with it though briefly.

However it represents a supplement of a series of episodes of missing Arab history before Islam.

The paper considers Queen Mawiya of Arabia in the primary resources of Church history from the 2nd century A.D.

to the 8th history A.D, especially the pens of Markillionyoos, Rofinoos, Socrates, Sozmin, Tudorius, Al-Korchi, Thudorus the reader, Thufans the confessor, Mar Michael the great Syriac.

Their narrations were presented completely and chronologically supported by the resources, references, and archeological studies which are based on adopting the temporal chronological presumption and analyzing the most prominent information in them to arrive at relative facts enriching the research with results and indications in addition to a confirmed review about the Queen Mawiya of Arabia via what is mentioned in the resources above.