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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
During Fatimid rule Egypt suffered many crises, some of which were for reasons beyond the control of the caliphs, Kvaadan Nile, or decreasing, or as a result of weather factors and agricultural pests, while others were the result of poor governance and corruption management, which has led to the neglect of some of the successors of affairs, resulting in ill-widening scope of the crisis, and the entry of the state in many crises, including the one that led to the other, Fdart State in a vicious cycle of crises is not over, but at the end of the state itself. Egypt was the government and people affected by crises during the Fatimid era, is that the Egyptian people has had the largest share of them, especially that the government was following some procedures that graduating from these crises and which was located in the often incumbent on the people, such as arbitrary measures in taxation and Excise, located people between the horns of a dilemma, the crisis on the one hand, and the demands of the government, on the other hand, this thing that was showing the people of the narrow and hardship, especially the lower class, which consists of small farmers, laborers and tradesmen Statistics, particularly in light of administrative corruption to decision-makers and Mtakve. The message is divided into: Boot: This is where exposure to the language of the definition of the term crisis and idiomatically, as well as the difference between crisis and terminology relevant to them. Then comes the first chapter entitled: Crisis Management in the internal politics of the Fatimid state in Egypt: I have been through it to: - the internal political crises suffered by the Fatimid state and how they are managed by the state. And carry the title of Chapter II: Management of external crises in the Fatimid state. And has been subjected to the most prominent crises that threatened the Fatimid state externally, whether it be in the Levant or Morocco. The third chapter is entitled: management of economic crises in the Fatimid state, have been the reasons for the emergence of economic crises, whether natural ones, or resulting from the mismanagement and corruption of government, and the importance of the Nile River of economic life in Egypt, and the consequent care of its Before some of the Fatimid caliphs, or neglect by others. The fourth chapter of the study came entitled: crisis management, social and religious in the Fatimid state in Egypt. It has been exposed to the social crises that swept the Shiite Fatimid state, followed by the conclusion and appendices and a list of sources and references.