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تجارة الرقيق في عمان وشرق افريقيا 1806 - 1906م == The SLAVE TRADe IN THE OMAN AND EAST AFRICA (1806_1906)
Author name:
خضير ياسين خضير
Supervisor name:
رحيم كاظم محمد الهاشمي
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Modern and Contemporary History
Degree:
Master
University:
Wasit University - College Of Education For Human Sciences - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Wasit
First pages:
11T3354 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The theme study, entitled (the slave trade in Oman, East Africa, 1806 - 1906) Material study expanded and it is required is to give a clear picture and detailed information on the course of the huge trade is responsible for a lot of changes within the Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula and East Africa whether economic or political, and I preferred to have a look investigative trade Slatha is a human being to be completed with the search logical vision for each reader and researcher of the trade is no stranger to some but strangely is the contents and contained by means of non - humanitarian and wounded people of her life and her youth and emptied the entire age group continent itself.The slave trade as a phenomenon known since ancient times that cannot be easily stopped or mitigation only draining its sources. Through arbitration minds and increase moral awareness of the value of creation and man's inhumanity and honor what God created him (God) from the Creator. What is worrying is the selectivity in broach the subject and the lack of boldness and evasion of stirring the slave trade on the Islamic Arab societies.Socially slave occupied the lower rank in society and their lives were generally very miserable and worked in the worst professions and trades and were forced to work hard beatings and had a lot of owners are dealing with the slave as an animal, not human beings. So had to put the issue put forward scientifically proportional force and interaction within the community and the changes that have brought out that some slaves were officially Despite his release remains the master, because it did not recognize the other and is afraid of the unknown that awaits him. And this phenomenon manifested itself clearly in Amman at the time of the rule and reign of Sultan Said "economic doctrine" relies upon imports in Oman. Muscat became the ports and the main financier of the Arabian Gulf the trade center and the Arabian Peninsula, and it became clear the effect of this trade on the Omani society of economic, social and political terms. And that those taxes a leading supplier to the rulers of Oman, and sultan s in prosperity and intensity when war does not overlook them the fact that the Omani slave armies composed of mercenaries.Comes the great importance of the link economic and social activity and even political in Oman and the Arabian Peninsula in that trade, it was not without house or a city or a small or large in his people only had the precedence serve him, until it became a social issue not then stop people because they are of social axioms known. as the slave trade and prosperity means a financial recovery in the State of Oman and rising imports and exports, is what gives a great impression of the importance of this trade and its role in the history of Oman and conciliatory coast and the Arabian Peninsula.The focus of this trade rulers of Oman and the British authorities in Mumbai Her Majesty's Government and the slave traders of various classes and the economies of major countries such as the Portuguese, France, the Netherlands and British policy direction and agreements concluded within the contexts of the alliance between the sultans of Oman and Britain.Thus, traders Omani exploits, led by Sultan Said slave from commodity exports to workforce produced within the farm and indoor and entered the cultivation of carnations as a mediator economic between the spices market and the price of the slave The more need in the Arabian Peninsula to thin and because of the British ban and the lack of supply after Sultan Said to cover his request in Zanzibar of young men and young people unable to work, and that the Sultan would have preferred that the slave remains in Zanzibar on being British marine fisheries in the sea and on this basis the slave prices rose and flourished within the Zanzibar clove trade
