الأعمال الخيرية لسلاطين المماليك في مكة و المدينة (648-923ه 1250-1517م)‎

Abstract EN

The Mamluk era occupies a prominent position in the Arab and Islamic history.

The military nature of their government and rule was a natural consequence of what the Islamic world went through politically, socially and economically.

This era was also the era of wealth and wide prosperity as a result of their control world trade routes due to the unique location of their state in Egypt and the Levant.

Furthermore they extended their rule to the holy land in the Hejaz which received the bulk of their care and welfare.

The mamluk Sultans were driven by their religious feelings to spend and give, where it had its impact on the social welfare, economic prosperity and cultural boom.

The mamluk's material and moral support for charity organizations in the holy land became a shining model.

This support from the Mamluk sultans should be highlighted, as well as their role in building and maintaining some charity establishments.