مظاهر الحياة الإسلامية في عهد السلطان غازان خان (694-703 ه = 1294-1303 م)‎

Abstract EN

The research entitled, “aspects of Islamic life in the era of Ghazan Khan” indicates that the era of Ghazan was not an ordinary era like its predecessors of Mongol Khans, it was a blessed era, that began with the declaration of Islam and the manifestation of the Islam rituals, four hundred thousand people of the Mongols and others, embraced Islam.

Ghazan ruled his kingdom for less than nine years, during which he tried to restore it as before the rule of his Mongols ancestors who had corrupted, then came back better than it was, due to his sincerity, planning and dependence on loyal ministers.

he became independent from the Mughal state, and issued new coins bearing the words of two testimonies.

in accordance with Islamic law, Ghazan abolished interest-based lending, so the usurers disappeared.

wine was forbidden and the drunks were punished, so the community was organized.

aspects of Islamic life emerged during his reign.

he also cared about the pilgrims and the endowments of the two holy mosques.

he published Islamic and natural sciences that benefit human.

he decorated his capital with luxurious buildings, mosques and schools.

he worked to support widows, foundling’s sponsorship, and prepare and bury strangers.

life in his country has changed in all respects to better than it was, so that the rites and etiquette of Islam were rooted in it, so his Islam was good and a blessing for the lives of Muslims in Persia.