الحياة العلمية و الأدبية في مدينة الأشبونة الأندلسية (95–542هـ 714–1147م)‎

الملخص EN

The city of Ashbouna is located in the far west of Andalusia and was opened by the Arab Muslims in 95 A.

H/ 714 A.

D by the leader Abdul Aziz bin Musa bin Nusair.

It enjoys an important position in the northwest of the city of Seville on the end of the Atlantic River, The city became an important Islamic hole and emerged scientifically and in the era of the kings of the sects and the Almoravids.

It fell in the hands of the Portuguese in 542 A.

H/ 1147 A.

D under the reign of the first king of Portugal (Alfonso Henriquez) at the beginning of the Almohad era.