Muslim’s Contribution to the Practice of History During the Abbasid Period

Abbasid regime was a new era of civilization and culture in the history of Islam. This era is called Golden age by historians. During this period, Muslims made important contributions in various branches of education, culture and science. The Abbasid caliphs worked tirelessly, sacrificed and patronized for the development of knowledge. As a result, their court was a meeting place for scholars, poets, writers and thinkers. During the Abbasid period, Muslim historians made an undeniable contribution to the practice of Sirah and Maghazi as well as Biographical history, Nation history, Regional history and World history and Islamic history. Which later expands the field of history practice. Under the generous patronage of the Abbasid caliphs, the development of knowledge and science of Muslims during this period is a unique. Muslims have made significant contributions to History. So,this article highlighted that Muslim’s Contribution to the practice of history during the Abbasid period.]