العزل الوظيفي للوزراء في العصر المملوكي البحري و الإجراءات المتخذة بحقهم (648 784ه 1250 1382م)‎

Abstract EN

The Mamluk era is considered in the important Islamic eras, which ruled large areas of Islamic lands in Egypt and the Levant, and ruled for many years spanning (648-784 AH / 1250 -1382 AD ) and its reign was characterized by many achievements in various fields, whether political or Economic or civilizational.

And research is marked by in ( functional isolation of the ministers in the maritime Mamluk era and the action taken against them 648-784 AH / 1250-1382 AD ), an important topic focused on the functional isolation of the prime minister and the reasons for dismissal, His place has varied minister between madder and weakness by force when he assumed ministers were distinguished experience, efficiency and weakened particular after the introduction of the post of Vice - Oman, becoming a place minister third after rank, Deputy Sultan and also focused research on the most important reasons that prompted the Sultan to isolate the cabinet, which was for reasons Multiple, including what was political, economic or personal, and he also studied the measures taken against the dismissed minister, which ranged from imprisonment, confiscation, defamation, and physical torture, which sometimes amounts to death.

And the Mamluk era was characterized by the abundance of his assumption and the dismissal of ministers until he reached at the end of the Mamluk state a position that would be in charge of him away from experience and administrative skill and his only advantage was that he was paying huge money in order to take over the ministry, and thus this contributed to the fall of the Mamluk Maritime state in the year 784 A.

H/ 1382 A.

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