"Dar-Al-Nodveh": The First Experience of Collective Wisdom in Managing Mecca City

Zeinali, Bahman and Al Gha’em, Asghar Mountazer and Mahmoud Abadi, Seyed Asghar (2012) "Dar-Al-Nodveh": The First Experience of Collective Wisdom in Managing Mecca City. Asian Culture and History, 5 (1). pp. 18-23. ISSN 1916-9655

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Abstract

The history of Hejaz especially in one century before Islam was affected by Quraysh tribe. All political, social and economical changes were under the control of Quraysh leaders. Qsy Ibn Kalab was the most influential leader of this tribe during history. His unique courageous deeds have change Quraysh from some dispersed tribes to a unified effective tribe. Among such acts of this leader was foundation of "Dar-Al-Nodveh" which was very significant. Dar-Al-Nodveh guaranteed the success of all acts performed in Quraysh and other tribes. Leaders of Quraysh organized their important deeds within the framework of the making opportunities resulted in expansion of this city due to decisions made by elites of the city and consequently Mecca was turned into the biggest business republic of Arabestan. Even they leaded a part of commercial market of the world. They could keep that safe and dispelled all probable dangers. The question is that the idea for formation of this government city, "Dar-Al-Nodveh", is that how came to the mind of Qsy Ibn Kalab and how much was the influence of Dar-Al-Nodveh in Mecca and how did it gave identity to the city? It seems that the international conditions of that time and personality of Qsy Ibn Kalab had very significant influence on the future of the city of Mecca. His corrective actions did much in turning Mecca to a prominent city in peninsula. The present article aimed to study general formation process of this government city with emphasis on the role of Qsy Ibn Kalab.

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Subjects: South Asian Archive > Social Sciences and Humanities
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Date Deposited: 17 May 2024 10:47
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URI: http://article.journalrepositoryarticle.com/id/eprint/1433

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