Mahmoud Obeidat and writing the history of Jordan between ambition and failure

This study deals with the life of the Jordanian writer Mahmoud Obeidat and his attempt to write the history of Jordan in its early stage of development, which coincided with the establishment of the modern state in 1921 AD.
He is a political writer with a national and a national and nationalism tendency. It isn’t highlighted because, he is a fan of writing history and for the novelty of his experience. Therefore, the current learner considered that it is worth studying his experience to reveal its truth and distinguish it through his writings and sayings.
This study concluded that the writer’s experience has suffered from major gaps methodological, conceptual and epistemological, which negatively affected his personality as a historian and prevented his writings from developing and elevating them to the level of reliable historical writings and studies. On the other hand, he was able through his untiring efforts in researching, authoring and publishing to attract attention to the stage he dealt within its events and personalities. He was also able to express his personal and political tendencies with limits that are appropriate to his capabilities and circumstances.