أثر الأدب الأندلسي في الدراسات الاستشراقية الاسباني

الملخص EN

Andalusian literature has outlined the features of its identity in the Arab, Islamic and global civilization in eight eras of creativity, scientific production and literature that is more than a study of research or a group of research and studies, and Andalusia has been loved by all its researchers and visitors, as Andalusia represents prosperous eras and eras in our Islamic and Arab history.

It is bright, for the Muslim Arhave built a civilization in their territories, paperless, fair and sublime, and they have built lofty edifices of the colors of knowledge, since the Arfound in Andalusia with their ethnic Arabic language.

Most of its people are Islam, with a minority remaining in society that has preserved its Christianity, and we have seen that the men of the Church lived in an Islamic milieu and mastered the Arabic language, and with this, throughout those centuries a religious dialogue began that a large number of the church took an attempt to learn the doctrine of Islam in an objective and sometimes moderate manner, Other times biased attacks.

Then students from outside Andalusia started from Europe and elsewhere, and that Cordoba opened its doors to students of knowledge and knowledge, so they drew from its knowledge and learned many of them the Arabic language and transferred Arabic literature and taught it in their universities, and discussions began between students and Muslims on Islamic issues, and from here it can be said that the core Orientalism, as the efforts of the orientalists were the first in the neighborhoods of the Arab-Andalusian heritage because of the capabilities they enjoyed and the connection that binds them to the countries of Andalusia geographically and historically, as well as the general objectives of Orientalism, and among its most famous schools is the Spanish School in addition to the British, French, Dutch and Russian.

We will take Spanish Orientalism as one of the studies.

Orientalism and its role in Andalusian literature, and the influence of Andalusian literature on Spanish literature.