دفن الموتى زمن الأوبئة من عصر الرسالة حتى سنة (334 هـ 945 م)‎

Abstract EN

The Islamic state was exposed through its different eras, from the era of the message until the fall of the Abbasid state at the hands of the Mongols in the year (656 AH / 1258 AD) and in various places for a number of diseases and epidemics.

Its negative effects on the Islamic community at that time varied, and historical sources reflected that disparity, while some of them shed light on the effects.

Health, another showed the economic crises that accompanied it, while others gave a comprehensive view of their effects in various aspects, especially their economic, health and social effects.

The study period extends from the Islamic era until the end of the Islamic state.

As for the geography of research, its borders extend from the Islamic East to the Islamic Maghreb and even the countries of Andalusia.

The research presented the methods and methods by which the dead were buried during the epidemic periods, with an examination of the causes of these epidemics, and preceded by definitions of some terms related to the study such as grave, burial, washing, shrouding, and epidemics.

As for the most important findings of the research, they were produced at the conclusion of the research, and among those important results is the relationship of the economic factor closely to the health worker, as historical examples and evidence have shown that most famines come after the epidemic or accompanying it, as malnutrition exposes the person to health risk.

Among the results that came out of the study also that the methods of burial and shrouding were carried out according to the crisis and spread of the epidemic, such as burying a number of the dead in one grave, and because of our betrayal of the spread of epidemics and the large number of deaths, people are forced to block entire homes in which their owners died as a result of disease.