التوزيع السكاني و الأنشطة الاقتصادية للصابئة المندائيين في العراق خلال العهد العثماني (1517-1917م)‎

الملخص EN

Religious minorities in Iraq are considered one of the basic components of Iraqi society, along with the Muslim majority in their various sects.

Therefore, great attention has been paid to the Baghein, especially in the last two centuries (19 and 20 CE), and among these minorities is the Sabean-Mandaean minority, which is the least in size compared to the rest of the minorities.

The number of its followers is 20, 000, although it is one of the oldest religions in the country of Iraq.

It has its own characteristics, beliefs, books and social organization.

This study, through which we highlight several aspects of their lives, begins with introducing this religion, and the general conditions of its followers during the Ottoman era, as well as their distribution.

The population movement in Iraq, their movement and their migrations, as well as their most important economic activities during the study period.