النشاط الاقتصادي التجاري وأبعاده الاقتصادية في ميناء سيراف خلال العصر العباسي الأول 132-232 ه 749 م-846 م

Abstract EN

The research is about the business and its economic dimensions in Seraf Port during the first Abbasid era (132-232 AH / 749 AD -846 AD), where a lot of the Islamic first Abbasid cities and ports led a prominent role in the development and prosperity of the Islamic civilization.

Seraph is one of the cities that participated in this role, its commercial activity.

Seraf 's strategic location has helped it to do that prominent and important role as it is located on the east coast of the Arabian Gulf .

Moreover, it’s port can accommodate large ships and that’s help exporting and importing of goods and economic products very easy .

Serafian traders realized the most popular and consumed goods and products in the Arabian Gulf, Persia and the other Islamic cities.

So they were keen to import them from their places of origin and sold in outlets consumption, thus affecting the commercial goods traded with the trade of the Indian Ocean and make its economic dimension.

Seraf trade also contributed to increase agricultural and industrial production, and Islamic cities competed for the caring of agriculture, industry and the diversity and quality of production.

To provide the consumer with ease export.

Which contributed to the creation of markets and large commercial centers, attracting trained manpower and increase productivity.

Seraf trade helped medical advances in the Islamic civilization and that was through the import of materials that go into the installation of drugs needed by hospitals and medical centers and hospitals in addition to the weed [ herbal] sellers.

The Seraf trade highlighted how rich the Serfian people became and how they got welfare in all fields of life as a result of their business .