الدور السياسي و الحضاري للأمير جنكلى بن البابا في مصر خلال العصر المملوكي (675- 746ه 1276-1345م)‎

Abstract EN

The topic of the political and civilizational role of Prince Jinkali, the son of the Baba in Egypt during the Mamluk era (675-746 AH / 1276-1345 AD), is one of the important topics of Islamic history and civilization.

His children, and he had no inclination towards the corridor, the concubines and the concubines, preserving the prayers, generous and generous, and he played many political roles, especially in some successive periods and deposed the Mamluk sultans.

In addition to his participation in the Nazarene rock operation carried out by Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad bin Qalawun in 715 AH / 1315 AD, Prince Jinkali bin Al-Baba contributed to the establishment of some religious and civil buildings in Egypt during the Mamluk era, including his reconstruction of the ruined lands in the area of Birkat Al-Fil, until he became known as Darb Ibn Al-Baba according to him, and he established a mosque, two bathrooms and a place to teach hadith in his mosque.

Prince Jinkali bin Al-Baba cleans his hand, chastity, himself and his tongue, and then he won a lot of respect and praise from the sultans, princes, historians and the general public, and he was a character over which no two disagreed with his gentleness and virtue.