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Archives
collections related to the state policy: rome policy
and foreign policy, the state relations to other states in the fields of
: aids, trade agreements, educational missions and the ottoman sultan firman to
the rulers of Egypt.
Archives collections of education and training, establishing schools, Al-Azhar regulations and politicies includeing katateeb ( the places of teaching the roly quran, reading and writing ), scholar – ships aboard and inviting specialized professors to teach in Egypt. Archives collections of wars including forming and training the army, establishing schools and workshops to meet the requirements of the army. Archives collections related to building men–of–war, repairing them and establishing naval arsenals and everything related to naval affairs and battles. Religious archives collections of Al-Azhar, the supreme council minutes, currieula, sheikhs, sufi trends and futwa. Industry archives collections including textiles industry especially silk textiles and the archives of turban and fez agency ( the national costume at that time ) and ammunition agency archives besides the arsenal department archives. Agriculture archives collections including land systems, land reclamation and tax collection. Special archives collections including irrigation, establishing garrages, digging canals and establishing bridges. Transportation archives collections especially railways and everything relate to establishing and operating railways. Archives collections of governorates, provinces, local councils and a big collection of miscellaneous archives Archives collections of the province, governorates, city ralls and Egyptian villages. Archives collections of the foreign aggressive campaigns against Egypt such as the French campaign and the British campaign. Important archives of the Suez canal since being dug and statistics of ship traffic through it beside lands and building of cities. Memoirs of some of the Egyptian leaders such as: Ahmed Orabi, Mostafa Kamel, Mohammed Farid, Saad Zaghloul, Abd El-rahman Fahmi. Mohammed Ali Alouba, Ibrahim Al-Helbawi, Ahmed Zaki and Mostafa Yawar. Collections of archives kept under the following titles: American Archives, Swedish Archives and French Archiives…etc. Collections of original archives in foreign languages entitled: "the era of Mohammed Ali, Abbas and Said." |
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