Introduction on Superphysics

History

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History is a discipline that is very useful and has many different approaches. It makes us acquainted with

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Historians generally exaggerate when they:

speak about the dynastic armies of their own or recent times
discuss about Muslim or Christian soldiers
compute the:
- tax revenues and the money spent by the government
- outlays of extravagant spenders
- the goods that rich and prosperous men have in stock

The real numbers given by officials in charge are only 10% of what they have said. They give those exaggerated numbers when they:

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Iram was a city with columns.

Ad b. Us b. Iram had 2 sons who ruled after him:

Shadid perished. Shaddad became the sole ruler of the realm, and the kings there submitted to his authority.

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Eventually, the Barmecides irritated the inner circle. They caused resentment among the elite and aroused the displeasure of high officials.

Jealousy and envy of all sorts began to show themselves, and the scorpions of intrigue crept into their soft beds in the government.

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A parallel or similar story is that reported by the historians about Yahya bin Aktham, the judge and friend of al-Ma’mun.

He got drunk with al-Ma’mun one night from a date liquor (nabidh) which in their opinion was not forbidden.

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The silly historians all tell the same story about the beginning of the Shi’ah dynasty.

Abu ‘Abdallah al-Muhtasib went among the Kutamah urging acceptance of Muhammad’s family (the ‘Alids).

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Dynasty and government serve as the world’s market place, attracting to it the products of scholarship and craftsmanship alike.

The wares on its market are as pure silver and fine gold whenever the established dynasty avoids:

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A historian:

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Another illustration of this kind of error is the baseless conclusion

The critical readers of historical works make a conclusion from:

Their misguided thinking leads them to aspire to similar positions.