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Register a new userThe Image of Al-Karak in the Artistic Letter in the Mamluki Era
صورة الكرك في الرسالة الفنية في العصر المملوكي
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2011
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Arabic
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العربية
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سلامة هليل الغريب( باحث )
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هدف هذا البحث إلى بيان أهمية مملكة الكرك في العهد المملوكي، من خلال الرسالة الفنية التي تصدر عن ديوان الإنشاء، مستعيناً بما كتبه المؤرخون و الجغرافيون و الرحالة المعاصرون لتلك الأحداث، و لذا جاءت مصادر الدراسة ممن عاصروا الأحداث و عاينوها، و سيظهر البحث الاهتمام و العناية بهذه المملكة من قبل السلاطين و الأُمراء في النواحي العسكرية و الاقتصادية و الاجتماعية.
This paper aims at showing the significance of Al-Karak Kingdom in the Mamluki era through the artistic letter used to be issued by the Council (Dewan El-Ensha'a), being helped by what the contemporary historians, geographers, and travelers used to write about that era. Therefore, the sources of the study come from those who had seen the events and lived them in real. Moreover the research will point out the importance and care which were given to the Kingdom by the kings and emirs in all military, economic, and social aspects.
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السلوك لمعرفة دول الملوك، حقَّقه محمد مصطفى زيادة، مكتبة دار الكتب المصرية، القسم الثاني، الجزء الثاني.
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