الأحوال الاجتماعية في ناحية الكورة من خلال سجلات دائرة الصحة العامة 1926-1946 م : قرية عنبة أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This study aims at revealing the demographic and social reality of the village of Enba in the era of The Emirate of Transjordan as a model of the reality of the Jordanian village community.

It also seeks to identify the percentages of births and mortality by sex, age category, natural increase, the size of the family and its social relations, particularly marriage relations within the clan, neighborhood,village and adjacent areas.

The study highlights the management of the village through the identification of some Mukhtars who had a role in the management of the village at the time, then the population categories that formed the village community, and the reproductive age of both men and women of the village.

The study concluded that despite the natural increase of 1.

5 births per death due to the health care provided by the Emirate's governments, and the relative improvement in the standard of living, infectious diseases continued to affect a large percentage of the villagers, besides the decline of child marriage in the Jordanian society, or the issue of increasing the reproductive power of adult males over the age of 60.

The study showed that the community of the village was diverse , where Muslims and Christians lived together, as well as the diversity of clans of different origins within the framework of cooperation and mutual benefits without any religious, regional or ethnic fanaticism.