EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS OF CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS AND FOREIGN MISSIONS IN THE KARAK REGION DURING THE PERIOD OF OTTOMAN ORGANIZATIONS 1864-1918 A.D.
Abstract
Attention to education in the schools of Christian denominations and foreign missionary missions formed the basis for the modern renaissance in eastern Jordan, and Ottoman reforms in the second half of the nineteenth century AD contributed to advancing education among members of the Christian denominations who were subjects of the Ottoman Empire in eastern Jordan to be They have their own educational institutions under their supervision and management. The system of Ottoman privileges allowed foreign countries to build educational institutions and spread missionary missions throughout the Ottoman Empire, including Karak.
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