الصادرات المصرية إلى بلاد السودان الغربي من القرن الخامس حتى التاسع الهجري

Abstract EN

Trade represented one of the economic systems that linked the world to a series of relations on the level of commodity exchange, accompanied by cultural and civilizational exchange, which included various aspects of human life and as a phenomenon of the development of societies through spatial communication by moving individuals and goods from one place to another necessitated by the trends of the human psyche To obtain what complements themselves.

Based on these data, the trade system began to form commercial convoys in a framework of mutual benefit and interest, because crossing large distances at certain times is dangerous and deadly, must lead to something of value which is undoubtedly a request for money In light of this, Egypt was an important strategic route to the Eastern trade line prior to Islam.

Its activity continued to increase steadily during the following centuries.

Egypt's commercial convoys constituted one of the most important convoys in the Middle Ages, And the country of the western Sudan, took the beauty of the desert sand sands in a continuous movement throughout the year carrier of various types of goods and goods, which found a market in these popular markets, which reflected the reality of Egypt also was said to be the country of trade.