Key aspects of "Apocrypha Arabica" by Margaret Dunlop Gibson include:Arabic Christian Apocrypha: The collection brings together various apocryphal texts written in Arabic. Apocryphal texts are writings that are not included in the official canon of the Christian Bible but were often composed in the early centuries of Christianity and were considered by some to have spiritual or historical significance.Translation and Edition: Margaret Dunlop Gibson undertook the significant task of translating these apocryphal texts from Arabic into English. Her work allowed English-speaking readers and scholars to access and study these texts.Varied Contents: The collection likely contains a diverse range of apocryphal materials, including narratives about the life of Jesus, stories about biblical characters, legends, miracles, and moral teachings. These texts may provide unique insights into early Christian thought and traditions.Christian Context: The apocryphal texts in the collection are set within a Christian context, often drawing on biblical characters and events, as well as themes of faith, devotion, and miracles.