الأماكن الترفيهية في قصور الخلافة العباسية في مدينة المتوكلية (245-247 هـ_859-861 م)‎

Abstract EN

The city of al-Mutawakia, built by the Abbasid Caliph al-Mutawakkil upon god in the year (245 AH / 859 CE), which he completed and lived in in a year (247 AH / 861 CE), and which is located north of the Abbasid city of Samarra, is one of his most important urban works despite the component of its age that does not exceed nine months, as it was abandoned after the death of the caliph al-Mutawakkil upon god directly, but its effects represented by its wall, its mosque, which represents a miniature model of the Jameh mosque in the city of Samarra, and the ruins of its palaces and residential neighborhoods remained a living witness who speaks of the great development that Muslims have reached in the planning of Islamic cities during (the third century AH / ninth century Gregorian), where the city was divided into three sections, including the residential area, while the central part of the city included its mosque and its own markets, while its northern part included the palaces of the caliphate, including administrative, service and entertainment facilities, and included entertainment places in the palaces complex the caliphate in the city of al-Mutawakkiliya over gardens, ponds, and the reach ball.