The Orphan offices and their role in enriching the scientific movement

Islam has been very keen on ¿Qur¿an and a purified Sunnah of the Prophet¿ to build the Islamic society on a sound and distinct basis, and based on fixed principles, and the state¿s belief in ¿leadership and individuals¿ in Islam and its principles that sought pursuant to its commandments ¿the Qur¿an and Sunnah.¿ Among these principles were Care and sponsorship of the orphan, whom Islam has urged in many of its verses, and its noble and pure Sunnah, to take care of him, and to direct great care and support for him, financially and morally, through the rightly-guided caliphate, the Umayyad state, and ending with the Abbasid caliphate, you find many examples of the Islamic state's interest in" rulers and individuals "with the orphan and his care, During the Islamic eras. On the conditions of orphans in the Levant during the "era of the Mamluks," and the aspects of state and individual care "for them, and the role of these offi ces as one of the educational institutions in the cultural and scientific boom of Damascus.