الاغتيال و القتل لأصحاب السلطة في المغرب العربي من القرن (السابع إلى القرن الحادي عشر الهجري-الثالث عشر إلى السابع عشر الميلادي)‎

الملخص EN

Throughout the Islamic era, states and the UAE have witnessed assassinations and killings as a result of political conflicts, conflicts of interest between the ruling parties and the personal desire to reach power, leading to the weakening of states and their subsequent fall.

From this point on, the subject of the assassination and killing of the power holders in the Arab Maghreb from the 7th to 11th Hijri / 13th to 17th centuries, and the owners of the highest authority were the main influential group in the state and therefore were more exposed to murder).

This category included sultans, princes, army commanders and even those who represent them in the administration of the state and bear the burden of governing them.

The assassination and killing were a result of the corruption of the rulers and dissatisfaction with his rule, which led to the emergence of revolutions and the obedience of the ruler to get rid of him.

In power Hope another which led to the assassination and murder affected many prominent figures as a result of greed for power.