
Al-Maktab al-I‘dadiyya al-‘Askariyya, Damascus
Military college founded first in 1830 in the Mamluk mosque of Tankiz
Berlin, Germany
Museum of Islamic Art at the Pergamon Museum, State Museums
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1890
Attempts were first made by the Ottoman state to reform schools in 1869 with the passing of an edict on school reform for the whole Ottoman Empire, officially recognizing private and foreign schools while setting out the basic principles of state education. The law now made a distinction between schools preparing children for a civil service or administrative career on the one hand, and military schools on the other hand. Military primary and secondary schools were established, an example for the latter is the significant Military College al-Maktab al-I‘dadiyya al-`Askariyya.
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Stefan Weber "Al-Maktab al-I‘dadiyya al-‘Askariyya, Damascus" in "Sharing History", Museum With No Frontiers, 2026.
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Prepared by: Stefan Weber
MWNF Working Number: DE 009
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