دور أسرة الشرايبي المغربية في العلاقات التجارية بين مصر و الحجاز (1040-1205 ه 1630-1790 م)‎

Abstract EN

The stability of the Moroccans in Egypt was before the Ottoman conquest in Egypt in the year 923 AH / 1517 AD, and in the Ottoman era, Egypt witnessed a large-scale migration from the countries of Morocco.

This study focused on the role of the Al-Sharabi family - as one of the largest commercial and capital families in Egypt during the period specified for the study - in the Egyptian economy, and commercial activity inside and outside Egypt, by clarifying their role as an effective commercial mediator in eastern trade through the Red Sea between Egypt and Hijaz, in addition to confirming their role as a mobile social cell outside the borders of Egypt, its branches extended to the Red Sea and its members settled in Hijaz, where they worked as commercial brokers for the branch of the family residing in Egypt, through the commercial networks that linked them, and the organizations that their commercial dealings took with various Anu Passion for, and methods followed by these traders to make their activities in line with the business of economic and social developments in the changing.

The choice of this family as the title of the subject of the study is an illustration of its great economic role in Egypt's foreign trade, and its commercial relationship with Hijaz according to the various sources that were available, along with an evaluation of this great economic role as the most important factors in the continuation of trade relations between the two countries at that time.