تفاصيل الرسالة العلمية

This study sheds the light on slave trade in the Mameluke age in Egypt where the global trade thrived then, but no longer it had been stagnated, particularly the Mameluke trade with the ending reign of the Burji Mameluke sultanate . Also it recognizes the Mamelukes whom enslaved from different regions including: pathways, their merchants and markets, force of circumstances to enslave many Mamelukes at the time of Mongolian and Crusade threat, training, and social status in the Military Knightly Castle. Achieving these purposes, contemporary sources are accredited and temporally close to the relevant subject. The study consists of: introduction, three chapters, conclusion, resources, references, and appendices. The study concluded that the Mamelukes constituted the integral structure of establishing the Burji Mameluke sultanate realm - in which the trade flourished in era of powerful sultanate while it became weak resulted to less interest over time. Many factors affected their trade such as political and economic issues.