بدر الدين الجمالي و دوره السياسي و العسكري في مصر (405 ه-487 ه-1015 م-1094 م)‎

Abstract EN

Badir Al-Jamali, a Mamluk leader of Armenian origin, his nickname was “ Prince of Armies”, of Christian origin.

Some studies indicate that Badir Al-Jamali Badir Al-Jamali grow up and raised by Ibn Ammar, who bought him when he found him self-reluctant, high-up, highly-prestigious, extremely prestigious, He is strong enough to make him a leading character, This is something that is usually used by the caliphs, ministers, and princes to buy slaves.

It appears that Ibn Ammar, after noting on Badir Al-Jamali features of leadership qualities, he gifted him to the caliph Al-Mustansir Billah.

In this study, we tried to shed light on the role of Badir Al-Jamali, the military, political, and economic in Egypt during the rule of the Caliph Al-Mustansir.

In this study, we tried to shed light on the role of Badir Al-Jamali, military, political, and economic in Egypt during the rule of the Caliph Al-Mustansir.

In addition to the significant role that Al-Jamali played in economic and urban reforms after assuming leadership and building the army, and eliminating the anti-caliphate influence, bringing back the treasures of the state that was looted from the palace, likewise, the great role played by the Fatimid caliphs during their reign in Egypt, after the chaos, the restoration of life, stability and the return of security and the economic recovery after the fall of Ikhchidids in Egypt, the historians considered the era of the Fatimid reign was the most developed and prosperous decade.