حركة التنصير في الجنوب الجزائري : جهود شارل دو فوكو أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The importance of the Algerian Sahara was not limited to the French colonial period or the negotiations when the occupation wanted to separate it from the north.

The Algerian Sahara is Algeria's geographical extension to the south, and its wide gateway to African countries in terms of culture, science and trade.

It is not only wide geography but a wide history as well, so the French focused on it, and worked to explore it in preparation for its occupation, which they saw an opportunity to penetrate into Africain countries.

Not only the politicians and the military, but also the "clerics" who were carrying a colonial project and claim to carry a civilized message, including Charles de Foucault, who focused on southern Algeria for security and psychological considerations related to the nature of the population, especially in Hoggar.

De Foucault left the extravagance and luxury of life in France and preferred life in the Sahara in the service of his country's great project of expansion in the Sahara.

He worked hard with others to introduce the south east of Algeria in terms of population, language, nature and transportation.

Introduction which french administration was in dire need of.

The issue of this paper concernes the role of Charles de Foucault in preparing for the French military domination of the deep desert areas, and his determination to contribute to the success of the French project.

But did de Foucault succeed in that or did his hopes shatter against the solid doctrine that the Muslims of Hoggar had? ?