The Hijazi family in the Mamluk era

This book deals with the conditions of the Hijazi family from all aspects in light of the political changes during the Mamluk era, starting with marriage and its various stages, the nature of the marital home and its furnishings, the birth and upbringing of children, the nature of the family's clothing, food and drink, the role of the Hijazi social classes and strata, the impact of economic conditions and academic life on family life, and the reflection of the general conditions of the state on the emirate. This is in addition to the cultural life of the Hijazi family and its impact on its beliefs. In addition to the types of lamentations to which the Hijazi family was exposed, the Mamluk authority in Cairo at all levels, the popular, the family's relationship with the local emirate and, in contrast, the various celebrations of the Hijazi family, political on family life, as well as the suffering of family life at all social and security levels. It also sheds light on the impact of Semitic 18