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Industry in Tenas City (230-588 A.H/ 845-1192 A.D) Historical Study | ||
| Adab Al-Kufa | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 22, 2018, Pages 409-446 | ||
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| Abstract | ||
| The Tignes one of the main industrial cities in Islamic Egypt during the period extending from the third century and until the end of the sixth century as characterized by many industries, especially shipbuilding industry, ceramic and pottery and glass industries, mineral industry, the arms industry, and industries based on agricultural products, but the most important absolutely industries are textile industry as Tignes known industrial city through what is known for its textiles, particularly from drinking linen textiles, Aldbiqi, and Albouklmon, as well as weave Kiswah. Note that their products were requests from Islamic countries in the East and the West and even from Western countries for their quality and time, even though their price for something that is reflected in the prosperity of Tignes and growth of urban and the increasing number of plans, and the recovery of its stores and markets, and the prosperity of its people, and the increasing number of factories, and its population, the growth of life rose intellectual where an increasing number of scientists as well as the shares of the economic recovery and increase imports of countries that wisdom. Note that the publicity famous Tennis industrial city would not have been possible without the availability of a number of factors have completed each other and contributed to the eventual arrival of Tignes to the high esteem in this area, especially the geographic location is important to the Mediterranean, and the abundance of skilled workers from her family, as well as the availability of materials initial raw material industry, especially linen, as well as the attention of States ruled by the emergence advanced city in the textile industry. | ||
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