The book "Arab Conquests in Central Asia" by the famous British historian Gibb, G. A. R. (Hamilton Alexander Roskin) is a detailed study of the process of spreading the influence of the Islamic state on the territory of Central Asia in the VII-VIII centuries. The author examines the causes, consequences and features of the Arab conquests in the region, highlighting key events and figures that influenced the formation of the historical face of this part of the world. With the help of archaeological, written and archival sources, the author traces the path of Arab conquests, revealing their political, cultural and religious aspects. The book is an important source for anyone interested in the history of medieval Central Asia and the processes of interaction between different civilizations.