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This article discusses the evolving formats and overall output associated with the correspondence of the governors of Islamic Egypt throughout the Umayyad period. It further presents the edition of a fragmentary letter by the governor al-Ḥurr b. Yūsuf to the  ṣāḥib aš-šurṭa  Ḥafṣ b. al-Walīd. The papyrus is one of the rare examples of Umayyad gubernatorial correspondence dated after the first quarter of the 8th century and one of the very few testimonies of letter exchange between the highest offices of the early Islamic Arab-Muslim provincial administration.

The Gubernatorial Correspondence in Late Umayyad Egypt : A Letter by al-Ḥurr b. Yūsuf