Educational schools and their effects in the islamic society During the two centuries (5-7 AH / 11-13 CE)

Abstract

This article aims to shed light on the schools that were established in the metropolitan areas of the Orient during the fifth and seventh centuries AH, so that the sultans, princes, and wealthy people competed to take care of these institutions by bringing teachers and endowing funds and land for the success of their role and their continuity in giving and building, and we mention in the last some of the schools that spread in The Maghreb during the seventh century AH, and these schools had clear effects in the scientific life, even in the political and social aspect. Hence, this article comes to highlight their role in political and civilized life, and the extent of their importance in serving the Islamic community in general and the formation of scholars and statesmen.