منصب الوزارة و أهميته في عهد سلاطين السلاجقة

Abstract EN

Historians and writers have talked a lot about the ministry in the Islamic state in its various eras, and their attention focused on the heart of the Islamic state without the rest of the state or some independent states receiving the same amount of attention, but authors appeared whose writings revolve around the Islamic countries themselves and not others.

Throughout the first Abbasid era (132-232 AH / 749-846 AD) the caliphate was strong and controlling, which made the vizier an obedient person, the caliph was often subordinate to his ministers, but in the second Abbasid era (232-334 AH / 846-946 AD) Which was known during the era of the influence of the Turks, the influence of the caliphs began to weaken, and thus the position of the ministry weakened, and in the year (334 AH / 946 AD) the Buyids entered Baghdad (333-334 AH / 944-946 AD), and the Buyids took over the rule without the caliphs and the influence of the ministers disappeared because The ministry became on the side of the Buyids, and the caliph had a clerk to manage his affairs.

In the year (447 AH / 1055 AD) the Seljuks entered Baghdad and the ministry system was restored, and the Caliph began appointing a minister for him besides the Sultan's minister, who was one of the most important administrative positions, because the minister headed all the staff of the court, supervised all state affairs, and headed all its employees.

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