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Document Type : Thesis 
Document Title :
Budget Finances during the Reign of Sultan Abdelhamed I (1187-1203 A.H/1773-1789 A.D )
ميزانية مكة المكرمة في عهد السلطان عبدالحميد الأول (1187-1203هـ / 1773-1789م )
 
Subject : Faculty of Arts & Humanities 
Document Language : Arabic 
Abstract : This study deals with the subject of financial Mecca during the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamid I in any reign of Sultan Abdelhamed I during the period (1187-1203 A.H/1773-1789 A.D ); which is about seventeen years where he was the most prominent features of the budget in Mecca Covenant referred to him and explained that the address clearly the extent of the Ottoman state interest in the affairs of the Two Holy Mosques. By allocating the necessary funds to spend on the affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, both of the Ottoman state budget Istanbul or from Egypt or the Levant. The study was divided into three chapters; first chapter dealt with them and address Mecca revenues during the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamid I dealt Mecca revenues through three main topics dealt with the first topic sent from Istanbul to Mecca and varying quantities of the year the annual budget to the other categories covered by budget. The second topic dealt Customs Jeddah revenues included supervising bodies at the port of Jeddah and customs system and balances and income from customs Jeddah and varying quantities depending on the political circumstances or administrative corruption, and the third theme addresses the hub turkeys sent from Istanbul and concepts and the beginning of sent and groups that fall under the hub turkeys sent from Istanbul to Mecca and endowments in the Ottoman era and the reasons for its deployment and the most prominent endowments by the sultans during the Ottoman era and which met these elements much they sent from Istanbul to Mecca every year to represent. Chapter II, entitled Mecca expenses which dealt with five themes, the first expenses on administrative affairs and supervision, expenses on administrative affairs, was reported financial allocations for Sheikh Grand Mosque in Mecca and Alogwat and staff of the campus and what has been sent from financial allocations to them sent from Istanbul, and expenses of supervision and provisions for men belonging to supervise and supervised living outside Mecca; The second expenditure on religious, scientific, judicial affairs and the salaries of preachers, scholars and muftis and the budget of the readers of the Koran and expenses of judicial affairs; and the third expenses on Social Affairs and included spending on the people of Mecca from the poor and social institutions; Fourth expenditure on social facilities and renovations in the House of God and the ways of the way and the rehabilitation of water channels in Mecca and the cost of building materials and difficulties faced by the operations do the repairs; Fifth is spending on the military and security affairs, security and military functions, castles and a convoy of Hajj and said salaries Araban war and tribal elders. Chapter III: The political difficulties and highlighted the problems that got between supervision in the power struggle of the Egyptian forces and the intervention in this conflict and the consequent tension in the relationship between Egypt and Mecca which led to a delay for the prince of Mecca financial dues; the second topic for administrative corruption, treatment and manipulation Jeddah customs revenues and non-payment of allowances residents Mecca of those revenues and the confiscation of the Ottoman state funds embezzlers of them and sell them to cover the deficit. Finally, the study listed the sources and documents relied upon research. 
Supervisor : Prof. Abdullah Siraj Mansi 
Thesis Type : Master Thesis 
Publishing Year : 1438 AH
2017 AD 
Added Date : Wednesday, May 31, 2017 

Researchers

Researcher Name (Arabic)Researcher Name (English)Researcher TypeDr GradeEmail
عبد المجيد إبراهيم سنديSindi, Abdul Majid IbrahimResearcherMaster 

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