Mongols Social Systems The Seventh and Eighth Centuries, Hejree XIII and XIV Century, AD- Dr. Iman Talaat Abdul Razzaq Al-Dabbagh |Pages: 55-85|

Abstract: The Mongols are considered one of the human nations that brought about great and important changes in Islamic history, as well as causing panic and terror to all the countries that affected them. After being just a small tribe moving from one region to another in search of water and pastures, to the extent that they were called the Mongols for their weakness, they became an empire that ruled most of the countries of the Islamic world during the seventh and eighth centuries AH (the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries AD), and it removed the Abbasid caliphate in its entirety. Things that may have an impact on the behavior of the individual and groups, positively or negatively, govern their behavior in dealings with other members of society, and influence customs and traditions. This approach can be traced through the paragraphs of this research, which begins with what is known as the Mongolian living systems.