العلويون في كتاب تاريخ بغداد للخطيب البغدادي (ت 463 1070 م)‎

Abstract EN

The Abbasid state was a vast country that included Mashreq and morocco, with its capital Baghdad.

many historians wrote about the Abbasid state, most notably the Khatib al-Baghdadi, who did not leave any traces of Baghdad, except for donna, and the different categories of Baghdadi society, particularly the alawites, and his family), and they are so far masters of social classes.

the alawites took important positions in the Abbasid era, especially the union of supervisors or the union of Talabians, as well as the attention of alawites to religious sciences such as modern science, jurisprudence, reading science, science of interpretation and other sciences.