Works
The most known works of Hamad al Jassir are as follows:
Abu Ali Al Hajari; The Effect of Pilgrimage on spreading culture; Imam Abu Is’hac Al Harbi and his book on Pilgrimage; Al Barq Al Yamani Fiu Al Fat’h Al Othmani; Bilad Al Arab–Al Hassan Al Asfahani; Yebu’; Jamharat Aksab Al Osar in Najd; Al Durar Al Munadhama fi Akhbar Al Hajj; The Geographic dictionary of North KSA; The Geographic dictionary of KSA towns, villages and desert resources; Al Shoyoukh Dictionary; KSA Tribes Dictionary; Excerpts from Al Ayashi voyage; A summary of the two trips of Qbdul Salam Al Derei Al Maghrebi; News of Hijaz and Najd in Al Jabarti History.
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