الخالدية بين الدعوة إلى الإصلاح و البعد الثوري الاستقلالي : دراسة تحليلية نقدية في أدبيات الأمير خالد

الملخص EN

This study will attempt to discuss the problem of Prince Khaled's movement, is it a purely reformist movement, or does it have revolutionary dimensions, based on the writings of the Prince, relying on the study's analytical method.

The study reached several conclusions, perhaps the most important of which are: Prince Khaled's realism in his struggle.

During the extended period (1913-1919) when he was a captain in the French army, his lectures focused on the modest expression of the miserable conditions of the Algerian Muslim, but after the end of the First World War.

And the results it produced locally and internationally, Prince Khaled tried to take advantage of the opportunity, and entered the battlefield of political life, as it must be from within the institutions of the colonial administration itself, and in parallel with that, he carried out individual free work, betting on the press (performance), collective action, and theatre.

In addition, the study concluded that the Khalidi movement was as much a reformist movement, but it had dimensions and goals of independence embodied especially in his petition to President Wilson and Hario, as well as in the active role he played before the establishment of the North African Star.