Genesis of Arab history: Look back at 9th century BC

AMMAN — The recorded history of Arabs began in the 9th century BC with the first attestation of the Old Arabic language. The period of the Neo-Assyrian Empire was very turbulent in the region and Tiglath-Pileser III’s (ruled between 745 BC and 727 BC) launched a campaign against Philistia in 734 BC. Tiglath-Pileser III finished a period of political and military stagnation of

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