This seminal work by Muhammad Maher Hamada, published in 1987, compiles a vital collection of political and administrative documents from the Arabian Peninsula. Spanning 372 pages and presented with an artistic cover, the book offers researchers and historians unparalleled access to primary source materials. It illuminates the region's complex governance, diplomatic relations, and bureaucratic evolution. This volume is an indispensable resource for understanding the historical statecraft and administrative frameworks that have shaped the Arabian Peninsula, providing deep insights into its political legacy and development through meticulously gathered records.