موقف زيري بن مناد من ثورة أبي يزيد الخارجي و انعكاساته السياسية على قبيلة صنهاجة (331. 336ه 942. 947م)‎

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The Sanhajah is considered as one of the largest and important maghribin Berber tribes since the beginning of the fourth century AH / tenth century AD, during the reign of its ambitious in expanding leader Zairi Bin Manad al-Sanhaji.

He was loyal to the Fatimid caliphate, which faced several revolutions in the region, such as the Abi Yazid External Revolution, which destabilized the Fatimid rule Zairi bin Manad by provided the caliphate with direct military support, this led to a change in the course of events in their favor.

Thanks to his strength, the Fatimids gave him the leadership to supervise the administration of the affairs of the Maghreb on their behalf, after.

their departure to Egypt in 361 AH / 972 AD.