Peoples and Tribes Neglected by History by Mahmoud Abdel Sattar

Knowing the peoples and tribes that lived in the past and have vanished or almost vanished, as well as the tribes and peoples ignored by media and studies in the current era, has an important aspect that should be preserved in human and historical memory. It is also a beautiful part of knowledge to know the origins of these peoples, their ethnicities, their homelands, and their customs and traditions, while highlighting the rituals that distinguish each tribe from the other, even if these rituals are religiously or morally unacceptable. Knowledge places no restrictions on a subject, nor does it prohibit any knowledge. However, knowledge requires the use of reason in studying everything strange or wondrous about the conditions and lifestyles of peoples. In this book, we present the conditions of peoples and tribes neglected by history. Neglect does not mean oblivion. So, when we say: (neglected by history), we do not mean that they were forgotten and not mentioned, otherwise we would not have been able to gather for you in the pages of this book as much information as we could. Rather, their situation in the pages of history was like that of a stranger or a passerby.
This book contains chapters, each of which focuses on neglected peoples and tribes in a particular continent, including the peoples and tribes neglected by history in Africa, the peoples and tribes neglected by history in Europe, and the peoples and tribes neglected by history in America. The last chapter covers peoples and tribes in Asia.