Apocrypha Arabica is a book written by Margaret Dunlop Gibson. It is a collection of Arabic texts that were discovered in the Syriac monastery of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai. The texts are believed to be apocryphal, meaning they are not part of the official canon of the Bible. The book contains translations of various texts, including stories about the life of Jesus, accounts of the prophets, and tales of the early Christian martyrs. The book provides...