الحياة الحضارية في دولة القبيلة الذهبية (بلاد الأوزبك)‎ من خلال رحلة ابن بطوطة

Abstract EN

This research is based on the study of civilized life in the Golden Tribe State (the Uzbeks) through Ibn Battuta's journeycalled : (Masterpiece of Spectators in the Lands' Oddities and Travels' Wonders) by the Moroccan traveler Ibn Battuta, which is one of the most famous books of trips throughout the ages, in which he presented a fertile material from the Islamic world in which he toured, and visited many of his provinces during the 8th century AH 14th century AD.

Uzbeks is one of the provinces he visited in 726 AH/1325 CE, during the reign of Sultan Muhammad Ozbek Khan (712-72 AH 1313-1343 AD), who is considered among the most famous sultans of the Golden Tribe State.

Ibn Batuta dwelt on the Sultan and his court as well as his celebrations.

He also described insightfully many civilizational aspects of this country such as religious, social, or economic, such as agriculture, industry, trade.

Indeed, he depicted the most famous cities he passed through, especially Serial city which was the capital.