Famous people of the city of Jarjarayae A study in their scientific relations with the countries of the Islamic orient And their jobs within the institution of the Arab Islamic State During the two centuries (2-6 AH / 8-12 AD)

The city of Jarjarayae returned to his country from the works of Nahrawan, east of the Tigris River, between Wasit and Baghdad on the eastern side, with a pulpit, a mosque mosque, and a land with many agricultural bounties, which witnessed several events, which were recorded in its history, and its role in settling matters in the service of the Arab Islamic state In various Islamic eras, a group of scholars, literati, and those with political and administrative know-how emerged from them. They had a prominent and influential impact on the course of historical and political events, and some of them had scientific trips to the countries of the Islamic orient, which is the region that includes Iraq, Persia, Khorasan and Transoxania، And some of them had a good relationship with the Abbasid and Fatimid courts, by working in the position of minister in the Palatinate, and among the most prominent and influential Jarjarayae figures: Ibn Sirin, Raja bin Abi al-Dahhak, his sons Hassan and Mahboub, Muhammad ibn al-Sabah bin Sufyan, his gang al-Jarra’i, and Minister Muhammad ibn al-Fadl And Abu Al-Qasim Ali bin Ahmed Al-Jarjari... and many others we mentioned in this paper.We have shed light on research and study to highlight these personalities and their distinctive impact on the fields of science, knowledge, literature and politics, and their scientific links with the scholars of the countries of the Islamic orient, and the services they provided to the institution of the Arab Islamic State, whether under the Abbasid or Fatimid rule. Curriculum of personal biographies to highlight the most famous Jarjarayae. We divided the research into four main axes after the summary and the introduction, so the first axis was highlighted in it: the geographical location of the city of Jarjarayae, and the second axis we mentioned in it: the importance of the historical city of Jarjaryae in the course of political events, and the third axis highlighted: Famous men who attributed to the city of Jarjarayae and their scientific links with In the countries of the Islamic orient, the fourth axis is the most prominent of us: the famous men of the city of Jarjarayae who took over the post of the ministry of the Abbasid and Fatimid caliphs, and at the end of the research is a list of the references and sources.