The history of al-Andalus is somewhat patchy. At some periods there is a great deal of information about the political events and government operations, yet in other periods there is almost no written history and only a bare outline can be pieced together. For example, one can find the entire history of the reign on al-Razi’s court (961-976) because of the survival of his court records; however the years from 1184-1210 are almost completely blank. There is one chronically, however, that has the most thorough history of al-Andalus on the market- “Muslim Spain and Portugal” by Hugh Kennedy. A professor at St. Andrews in London, Kennedy has taught generations of students about Christian and Muslim Spain and has written the authoritative history of al-Andalus. Therefore, a great deal of information f

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