الإدارة ونظم الحكم في عهد المستنصر بالله الفاطمي

Abstract EN

Al-Mustansir Billah is the fifth of the Caliphs of the Fatimid state in Egypt and the eighth since its establishment in Morocco, and the most famous events of his era are the Al-Mustansiriya hardship, or what is known in the books of historians as “the Great Distress,” a term used to describe the famine and devastation that befell Egypt for seven lean years (457 AH-464 AH).

/ 1065 AD-1071 AD).When the Fatimid Caliph al-Mustansir Billah ascended to the throne, the Fatimid state had been completely stabilized, and had expanded enormously, and its call reached its maximum extent in terms of popularity and spread, and its coffers were filled with money.

However, its fall into the hands of adventurers and aspirants, the ignition of strife and revolutions between the army divisions, and the competition for prestige and power, lost everything.Because of the importance of this topic, this research is divided into three sections, the first topic: Al-Mustansir Billah Al-Fatimi (427-487 A.H.) (1035-1094 A.D.).

By God, and the third topic was devoted to administrative systems, and this topic was divided into two demands, the first included the offices and the second demand showed the mail.

This topic was followed by a conclusion that included the most important findings of the research.The period spent by Caliph Al-Mustansir Billah (427-487 AH/1035-1094AD) was a rather long one, and he set an example.The recurrence and severity of economic crises, especially the one that was called the Al-Mustansiriya Severity.