The Financial System of the Fatimid ‎State in Egypt (House of Money)‎

AL-Khazraji, Zainab- Hatam Irzouqi

doi:10.37653/juah.2023.180770

	The Financial System of the Fatimid ‎State in Egypt (House of Money)‎
Journal of University of Anbar for Humanities
Volume 2023, Issue 3, September 2023, Pages 2184-2206 PDF (1.14 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.37653/juah.2023.180770
Author
Zainab- Hatam Irzouqi AL-Khazraji
‎ Al- Mustanseriya University – College of Arts ‎
Abstract
The Islamic financial policy is going according to the Koran and the ‎Sunna, the Islamic financial system is one of the elements of the Islamic ‎civilization and the appearance of its manifestations, the financial system ‎was his institutions in the Islamic state, and that money house and ‎government offices. These financial Islamic state institutions managed ‎according to an arbitrator and orderly system. Fatimid government has ‎worked to organize the house money management and made it a central ‎administration worked to control the money house resources and ‎checking the collected even available to have the money that guarantees ‎the construction of their state and the extension of their power, and offer ‎ways of life of luxury and wealth that struggled to compete with tile ‎Abbasids in their respective fields. It was interesting Fatimids clear and ‎great for all financial Moassadtha but most attention was focused on the ‎educational process and to provide all the requirements for success and ‎we will show this clearly through our research is marked‏.‏
Keywords
Financial system ‎. Egypt. Fatimi

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