Relations Between the Arab Tribes in Palestine and Transjordan from the Frankish Occupation until the End of the Mamluk Era (583-922 AH / 1087-1516 CE
Date
2021-12-04
Authors
Othma Ismael Al-Tel
Shawkat Ramadan Hijji
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Publisher
World Journal of Islamic History and Civilization,
Abstract
Abstract: This study investigates the relations between the Arab tribes that inhabited Palestine and Trans
Jordan during the periods of the Frankish (Crusader) occupation of the Levant, the Ayy bid State and the
Mamluk State. The study reveals the role of these tribes in these relations, on the one hand and the
displacement and mutual movement of the people of these two regions, despite their blood ties, on the other
hand. The importance of this study stems from the fact that its subject has not been thoroughly and clearly
discussed, to the best knowledge of the author of this paper.
Key words: Palestine Trans Jordan Crusaders Arab tribes
Description
This study investigates the relations between the Arab tribes that inhabited Palestine and Trans
Jordan during the periods of the Frankish (Crusader) occupation of the Levant, the Ayy bid State and the
Mamluk State. The study reveals the role of these tribes in these relations, on the one hand and the
displacement and mutual movement of the people of these two regions, despite their blood ties, on the other
hand. The importance of this study stems from the fact that its subject has not been thoroughly and clearly
discussed, to the best knowledge of the author of this paper.
Key words: Palestine Trans Jordan Crusaders Arab tribes