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: [100 words ] The essay approaches the book in Arabic script as the indispensable means for the transmission of knowledge across Eurasia and Africa, within cultures and across cultural boundaries, since the seventh century AD . The state of research can be divided into manuscript and print studies, but there is not yet a history of the book in Arabic script which captures its plurilinear development for over fourteen hundred years. The essay explores the conceptual and practical challenges that impede the integration of the book in Arabic script into book history at large, and includes an extensive reference list which reflects its diversity.