الجغرافية التاريخية لمنطقة الصالحية خالل القرنيين السابع والثامن الهجريين. (Arabic)

This study aims to reveal the historical geography of the Salhia rehion, which was a distinguished thearter and scnientific edifice, whose scinentists contributed to the development of the scientific movement in the Islamic worid, being the most strking suburbs of Damascus because of its most important blessed mountains such as mount qassioyn, and include the most prominent rivers, As well as showing its feitures such as blood cave and and moderate cimate and addition tofound many villages and suburbs during the seventh and eighth centures of migration thirteenit and fourteenth century AD, and hence the Muslims meant science throughout the Islamic worid, especially Salhia many institutions for Saentific and religious centrers all this made it a destination to take care of the sultans and princes who ruled the Levant. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

تهدف هذه الدراسة إلى الكشف عن الجغرافيا التاريخية للصالحية ، الذي كان صرحًا مميزًا ورائعًا ، والذي كان ساهم علماء العلوم في تطوير الحركة العلمية في القلق الإسلامي ، لكونه أكثر ضواحي دمشق اضطراباً من أهم جبالها المباركة مثل جبل قاسيون و تشمل أبرز الأنهار ، فضلا عن إظهار جوانبها مثل كهف الدم والحياة المعتدلة والإضافة إلي العديد من القرى والضواحي خلال القرنين السابع والثامن للهجرة ثلاثة عشر والقرن الرابع عشر الميلادي ، ولذلك قصد المسلمون العلم في جميع أنحاء العالم الإسلامي وخاصة الصالحية العديد من المؤسسات كل هذا جعل الوسطاء البارزين والدينيين وجهة للعناية من السلاطين والأمراء الذين حكموا بلاد الشام. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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