Mapping Empires
Watch historical empires and regions shift through time to understand who governed where, and when.
Now in beta
History you can see.
An interactive atlas of Islamic history. Explore scholars on a globe, follow their journeys across cities, and trace chains of knowledge spanning centuries.
Product preview
The active beta, centered on the globe.
Browse mode, journeys, lineage, and historical regions all working together in one learning surface.
Globe
Journeys
Chain of Knowledge
What we've built
Three features that turn names and dates into something you can see, follow, and understand.
Journeys
Follow a scholar's path from city to city and turn "they travelled" into something you can actually follow.
Chain of Knowledge
See teacher-student relationships spanning centuries as a living map of transmission.
See it in action
We're building in public. These posts show the beta taking shape.
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Ibrahim
Building Tārīkh · 4mo
We've just added a new feature to Tārīkh: mappings of historical empires and regions. The globe finally starts to feel like the right era.
Mapping Empires
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Ibrahim
Building Tārīkh · 4mo
We usually read someone's biography like a paragraph. But history feels different when you can actually see it.
Journeys
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Ibrahim
Building Tārīkh · 5mo
Imagine being able to see a chain of knowledge stretch across centuries — an unbroken chain of teacher-student relationships spanning over a thousand years.
Chain of Knowledge
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