Arabian Publishing is an imprint dedicated to the Arabian Peninsula and related topics. It was founded by William Facey in 2002 as a niche publisher focusing on the history and culture of the Arabian Peninsula. AP books are researched, edited, designed and produced to the highest standards to appeal to both scholars and general readers.
The dramatic encounter between Muhammad ‘Ali Pasha, Ottoman governor of Egypt, and his vanquished Saudi foe, Imam ‘Abd Allah, in Cairo in November 1818 marks the symbolic end of the First Saudi...
Diary of a Journey through Inner Arabia, 1883–1884 (2 Volume Set)
by Julius Euting
Translated by Christopher Metcalf
Edited by William Facey and Michael C.A. Macdonald
Price: $220.00
ISBN: 9781911487852
Publisher: Medina Publishing
Pub Date: 2024-11-30
Format: Hardcover
Imprint: Arabian Publishing Ltd.
684 Pages
Julius Euting, an epigraphist, artist, avid hiker, nature-lover, and intrepid explorer, lived a life of wonder, discovery and extraordinary academic achievement, making groundbreaking contributions...
Memories of Hugh Leach - Arabist, explorer, and author of the acclaimed Seen in the Yemen. A circus owner, photographer, and scholar, Leach was a man of many parts. Just Hugh is a testament to his work and legacy.
The first-ever account of Charles Huber's colorful life takes the reader from his modest origins in Strasbourg, through his youthful escapades and early efforts to educate himself, to the dangerous journeys that ended in his murder and brought him renown as one of Arabia's great explorers.
The Afghanistan File, written by the former head of Saudi Arabian Intelligence, tells the story of his Department’s involvement in Afghanistan from the time of the Soviet invasion in 1979 to 9/11/2001.
This book tells the story of Dr. Abdulkader Al-Guneid’s harrowing experience inside jail in Yemen’s capital shortly after it was taken over by Houthi rebels.
A vivid portrait of the early days of Saudi Arabia from the unique perspective of the first Western woman to travel openly across Saudi Arabia as a non-Muslim.
Much of this book is a record of the time the author spent between 1965 and 1970 as an English teacher in Aneiza – a provincial town in central Saudi Arabia. In an entertaining series of anecdotes,...
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Arabian Publishing is an imprint dedicated to the Arabian Peninsula and related topics. It was founded by William Facey in 2002 as a niche publisher focusing on the history and culture of the Arabian Peninsula. AP books are researched, edited, designed and produced to the highest standards to appeal to both scholars and general readers. 
