Pre-Islamic historiography refers to the recording of history before the rise of Islam, focusing on the tribes, cultures, and events in the Arabian Peninsula and surrounding regions. It often included oral traditions and poetry that highlighted heroic deeds and tribal histories. After the advent of Islam in the 7th century, Islamic historiography began to emerge, documenting the life of the Prophet Muhammad, the spread of Islam, and the early Islamic empires. This new form of history emphasized religious significance, moral lessons, and the experiences of Muslim communities.
Explain Islamic and pre-islamic historygraphy in the past in three to four sentences in simple words
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