"The Shrine of the Prophet's Companion Sayyedna Ukasheh," Jerusalem 1929. The riots of 1929 from an Arabic viewpoint

"The Shrine of the Prophet's Companion Sayyedna Ukasheh," Jerusalem 1929. The riots of 1929 from an Arabic viewpoint
The aggression of the Jews on that shrine and on the tombs of the great martyrs of Islam. Poisonous anti-Semitic booklet published by the "Association for the protection of the Al-Aqse Mosque and Moslem Holy Sites, Jerusalem." Published by "Jerusalem", 1929. English and Arabic.
The booklet was printed in October 1929, about a month after the riots of 1929 and it includes heavy claims against the Jews, who apparently "destroyed holy Islamic locations during the riots, destroyed and tore books of the Koran, and destroyed sections inside of the Al-Aqsa mosque." This depiction was intended to blacken the reputation of the Jews after the riots and to create the impression that they were the ones who instigated the riots out of baseless, blind hatred. "On August 23rd, 19299, Jews in big crowds attacked all these holy shrines, destroyed and burnt all they could, leaving nothing that their hands could hold...Among the agressions intentionally committed by Jews was their attack on the holy shrine of the prophet's companion sayyedna "ukasheh" thus destroyed the sacred tomb and its surrounding...and renting to pieces the Holy Kora'a..."
The book includes photos depicting the "destruction" of holy Moslem shrines and Arabic property - all "destroyed by Jews." Rare.
[7] leaves, 24 cm. Jacket title page in English, with a parallel Hebrew title page. The book is written in Arabic and opens from right to left, the English translation opens from left to right.
Fine condition.