"Arabic Civilization" is the first book in Greek that introduces us to this great chapter of world civilization. The author, a professor of Arabology at the University of Athens, after first identifying who the Arabs are and their geographic space, records their historical presence and course in this area, describes their religious, political, and social life (how they worship, how they govern, and generally how they live), and presents their rich work in various fields of culture (philosophy, literature, sciences, architecture, music, decoration, and "domestic" art). Combining scientific approach with a familiar and simple language, this book is addressed to anyone interested in delving into the relatively unknown world of the Arabs in our country.