In this profound academic work, Prof. Dr. Qais Hatem Al-Janabi presents a deep analytical and historical study of Herodotus's writings on Mesopotamia. The book critically examines the narratives of the 'Father of History,' deconstructing his accounts of the lands, peoples, and events of the ancient Near East. Al-Janabi meticulously evaluates the accuracy, potential biases, and overall historical value of Herodotus's descriptions, providing fresh insights into the intricate relationship between Greek historiography and Mesopotamian civilization. This is an essential resource for historians, students, and scholars of antiquity, challenging established interpretations and enriching our understanding of early historical records.