Nuseibeh Al-Khazraji: The Secretariat of History and the Present

This book deals with the history of the Nuseibeh al-Khazraji family from the pre-Islamic era to the present.

1. A history of this Jerusalemite family over different periods of time shows:
   1. The origins of this family since it was part of the Arab Khazraj tribe in Medina (Yathrib) until it was named after the current “Nuseibeh” in Jerusalem.
   2. The involvement of the Nuseibeh al-Khazraji family in their Arab and Islamic surroundings is a living example of the active roles played by Arab families throughout history.
   3. The Nuseibeh al-Khazraji family has been associated with Palestine since the age conquest when one of its ancestors took over the keys to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, through resistance to the Crusader occupation and resistance to the Israeli occupation.
2. Introducing the sons of the Nuseibeh al-Khazraji to the history of their family and the most important figures who made this history.
3. The history of Beit al-Maqdis and its people and their organic connection to it fourteen centuries ago are defined by researchers and tourists.
4. He presented the importance of the original documents in the historical research associated with Palestine precisely because of the evidence-based documentation of the historical right of Palestinians in Palestine by demonstrating the political, social and economic mobility of the Nuseibeh al-Khazraji family in their geographical surroundings and their interaction with it.

In its methodology, the book follows several methods that lead, in various ways, to the aforementioned ends. The reader then takes a journey through the original documents available showing the high places that the family’s children have held from the Mamluk period to the contemporary time.