Political and economic relations between the AyyĆ"bids and the Baáž"rÄ" MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz, 567â784 A.H./1171-1382 A.D
This thesis sheds light on the history of political and economic relations between the AyyĆ"bids and Baáž"rÄ" MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz (567â784 A.H./1171â1382 A.D.). It discusses rule legitimation in SunnÄ" jurisprudence and its development by some of the most prominent SunnÄ" jurists. The study examines legitimacy and its importance in the AyyĆ"bid and MamlĆ"k sultansâ political and economic policy towards the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz. The study also focuses on political relations between the AyyĆ"bid and MamlĆ"k regimes in Egypt and the Ashraf of Mecca and conflict with other regional powers for hegemony over áž€ijÄz. It also focuses on economic relations between the AyyĆ"bids and MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz, and the role of the economy in strengthening their overall relations through religious occasions and trade activities. The thesis comprises an introduction, four chapters and a conclusion. The first chapter analyzes the background of the three main protagonists, the AyyĆ"bids, Baáž"rÄ" MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz. This chapter discusses the emergence of the three regimes and their military systems, and the challenges that faced them at the beginning of their period of rule.
Alenezi, Musaed Jaber
Political and economic relations between the AyyĆ"bids and the Baáž"rÄ" MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz, 567â784 A.H./1171-1382 A.D. This thesis sheds light on the history of political and economic relations between the AyyĆ"bids and Baáž"rÄ" MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz (567â784 A.H./1171â1382 A.D.). It discusses rule legitimation in SunnÄ" jurisprudence and its development by some of the most prominent SunnÄ" jurists. The study examines legitimacy and its importance in the AyyĆ"bid and MamlĆ"k sultansâ political and economic policy towards the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz. The study also focuses on political relations between the AyyĆ"bid and MamlĆ"k regimes in Egypt and the Ashraf of Mecca and conflict with other regional powers for hegemony over áž€ijÄz. It also focuses on economic relations between the AyyĆ"bids and MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz, and the role of the economy in strengthening their overall relations through religious occasions and trade activities. The thesis comprises an introduction, four chapters and a conclusion. The first chapter analyzes the background of the three main protagonists, the AyyĆ"bids, Baáž"rÄ" MamlĆ"ks and the Ashraf of áž€ijÄz. This chapter discusses the emergence of the three regimes and their military systems, and the challenges that faced them at the beginning of their period of rule.
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