Dr. Boukaida El Bashir provides a comprehensive study on siege weapons in the Islamic Maghreb between the 4th and 8th Hijri centuries (10th-14th CE). This book meticulously examines the levels of effectiveness and the contexts of their presence, analyzing the technological and strategic evolution of siege warfare during this critical period in North African history. It delves into specific types of weaponry, their impact on historical conflicts, and their role in shaping the military landscape of the region. This work is an essential resource for researchers and students of medieval Islamic military history.