علماء الأتراك و أثرهم في النهضة الفكرية في عصر الدولة المملوكية (648-923)‎ه-(1250-1517)‎م

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Praise be to God, who bestowed upon us the grace of Islam, and commanded us to adhere to it to lead us to the abode of peace, and may blessings and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad, the best of creatures, and upon his family and his honorable and righteous people.

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The Mamluk era had a remarkable scientific activity in which all segments of society participated in their various classes and races, and this is what enriched the scientific life and took it far in this historical era of time.

(648-923) AH / (1250-1517) AD Where the research seeks to highlight the most important scientists who belong to Turkish origins, and to show their impact on the activity of the scientific movement, and it was important to clarify that they were an active element in the Islamic community and were not a heavy burden on it as some claimed, and one of the most important results: that the Mamluk era despite the many conflicts However, it had a general scientific renaissance in which all the races that lived in the vicinity of this society, especially the Turks, participated in it In the Mamluk era, the Turks were not only living for military and political positions, but among them were those who participated in a large share in the scientific life and even excelled in it despite their many concerns at the time, from scholars who were born and raised in Egypt and the Levant to Turkish parents or extended their lineage to Turkish origins, these are the ones who mean them The research is for nothing but to show their effort and to show their merit.

Giving everyone who has a right his right and giving credit to his family does not affect others and the matter does not become a comparison of who is better than who, but this proves that every diligent has a share, and that it is merit to attribute credit to his family