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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
It is divided into the current study to the front of the six chapters of the unfamiliar supplements to the list of sources:came first chapter entitled (the conditions of the mandates of Iraq before the rule Mamelukes) and dealt with the situation in Iraq under Ottoman rule of the political situation and the impact on the rest of the aspects of the economic, social and intellectual life where the political factor is the main engine for the rest of the aspects of life in Iraq under Ottoman rule.Chapter II Title,Iraq in the era of Hassan Pasha and Ahmad Pasha 1704-1747m), dealing with the use of Hasan Pasa after the departure of the auspicious incident on the true path, and educated even took some important positions in the state, and SAR Ahmed Pasha on his father’s approach in dealing with the Mamluks, which facilitated the arrival Baghdad after the marriage of his daughter Adilah Khatoun from one of the Mamelukes Is Suleiman Pasha Abu night, who took over the post after the death of Ahmed Pasha, entered Iraq a new stage has not witnessed before.The chapter III entitled,situations in Iraq in the era of the Mamluks), indicating the mamluk governors who ruled Baghdad and the nature of their policy in the management of the affairs of the country, and the nature of their relationship with the Ottoman State that was afraid of the separation of the Mamelukes and the Ottoman State, which she, as well as on the nature of the relationship with fares which pose the greatest threat to Iraq, explaining the policies adopted by governors in order not to interfere in the affairs of Iraq.Chapter IV title,social life in Iraq in the era of the Mamluks(explaining tribal, which was a feature of the Iraqi society and to clarify the elements of the population of the Arabs and the majority of the population of Iraq Mamelukes who brought Hassan Pasha and Kurds who inhabited the northern regions of Iraq and the Jews who played a big role inside the Iraqi society and Persians who inhabited the South Iraq such as Najaf and Karbala and the existence of some foreign communities, with reference to religions and beliefs in that period where the majority of Iraqis are Muslims answer Sunnis and Shiites, Jews and christians and apostates and Yezidi and other.The chapter V entitled (manifestations of social life in the era of the Mamluks), where discriminate Iraqi society different بأعياده each was a festival for the participation of all communities at a celebration of any community has been a tradition the significance of the unity of the Iraqi society, and had a private game exercise in specific days and areas of particular, with different clothes of the inhabitants of the center and south of the clothes of the population in the north, and clothes poor differ from the clothes of the rich, and the status of women and the light of dealing with it, as was the trade unions and sects of the character play a big role in the Iraqi society, which is one of the important organizations of society, with the description of housing professions and marginalized groups.Chapter VI,address intellectual life in Iraq in the era of the Mamluks), where the proliferation of private and public schools woolen roads that had a clear role to intellectual life in the era of.