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THE ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC ARCHITECTURE IN MEDINA THROUGH THE ISLAMIC AGES

Ban Saheb Hasan Fakhruddin, Prof. Dr. Balqees Edan Lewis AL-Rubaiee

Volume: 9 Issue: 3 2019

Abstract:

The economic architecture in Medina was addressed among the urban facilities mentioned by Al-Samhoody in his book (Wafa al-Wafa), reviewing the most important markets that existed in Yathrib before Islam, determining their places and names, most of which were in the hands of the Jews, but after the migration of the Prophet (Sala Allah alayhy wa alihy wa salam) to the madina Al-Munawarah collected Muslims in one of their own market known as the city market and made it a vast courtyard without building then converted in the Umayyad era to a group of shops and the specialization appeared in the economic activities in it and became for each profession a market called by its name and continued existence of this market until the time of Samhoody and reminded us of the most important changes and Developments in construction and architecture throughout the Islamic eras, the samhoody gave us an almost clear and comprehensive picture of the city's markets, activities and importance before and after Islam.

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