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Education was one of the most emphasized and regulated issues during the Tanzimat Period. The gap between the primary school level sıbyan schools and military schools, which were higher level educational institutions, caused serious problems in the education system. İn order to close this gap, secondary schools were opened in order to train stutendts for military schools, which were high-level educational institutions. As of 1870, efforts to open rüşdiyas in the provinces accelerated and as a result, many rüşdiyas were opened in provinces, sanjaks and kazas.
As in other provinces, sanjaks and accidents of the Ottoman Empire, a rüşdiye school was opened in 1870 in the Sanjak of Muş. Until 1910, the Muş Rüşdiye School, which continued its existence until 1910, was transformed into an idadi school with the decision taken by the Ministry Of Education. However, since 1910, one rüşdiye school each was opened in Malazgird, Bulanık, Varto and Sason towns of Muş Sanjak.
İn this article, the opening date of Muş Rüşdiye Mektebi, the school staff (First Instructor, Second Instructor, Third Instructor, Writing Instructor and Janitor), students, courses taught, education and training conditions are examined in detail.
In the preparation of this article; State, Education and Provincial Salnamas, Prime Ministry Ottoman Archive documents and research works were utilized.