The fate of ministers in the early Abbasid era (132-247 AH / 750-861 AD)

Abstract

    This study demonstrates the importance and critical nature of the ministerial post, a newly established and crucial administrative position upon which the Abbasid state was founded. Its role became clearly defined during the Abbasid era, undergoing significant changes. The minister acted as the caliph's representative in managing state institutions, directly overseeing them, and striving for their development. The ministry's function was incomplete in the preceding period. The substantial development of the Islamic political system after the Abbasids assumed