الحرف و الصناعات في أسواق قسنطينة من خلال مخطوط دفتر أحباسها (القرن 10-11 ه 16-17 م )‎

Abstract EN

The city of Constantine, like other Islamic cities, contains a range of public markets where the various types of goods and products are exposed, whether local or foreign.

Or by trade.

In addition to these markets, the city has other specialized markets in a specific trade.

These markets are distributed on a regular basis according to standards and principles, including religious ones, such as applying the principle of No harm or damage.

Another principle is classification or specialization which requires classification of the market by type and activity Craft or Workmanship, and through the text of the manuscript we followed Al-Ahbbas book we were able to draw a list of markets in both types of Constantine, so that they imprison its shops on the vulnerable prisoners and the mosques and science students.