سودها

Evidence

"رتبها على أنها «بعض كراريس سودها بعض الأجناد من الأجناد»"

Remarks

The introduction mentions that the primary source material for this history included drafts and notebooks described as being 'blackened' (سودها) by soldiers (p. 14). This phrasing implicitly refers to the black ink used for drafting historical chronicles and reports during the late Ottoman period in Egypt (p. 14, 15). The editor notes that Al-Jabarti relied on these original inked records to compile his definitive work (p. 14).