الوظائف و المهن بمدينة قسنطينة في العهد العثماني من خلال نوازل الفكون

Abstract EN

In this article we discussed the religious Terms and the names of jobs and professions that were launched on the owners of jobs in the Ottoman Empire in Algeria, especially in the eastern region and specifically in the capital of the East of Constantine, according to what was written in the manuscript of the descendants of Mohammed bin Abdul Karim al-Faqoon Sheikh Islam In the eighteenth century AD.

These Termes are many and varied, such as: Sheikh of Islam, judge, Mufti, Prince of Hajj, Captain Ashraf, Wali, the legitimate ruler, MP in the legal provisions, the Secretary of legal permission, Deputy House of Finance, , The governor of the Abbasid, the binder, the preacher For justice, the denominator of the quadrilateral, the denominator, and the meaning of each title, and the status of its owner in Algerian society at the time.