جمعية التعاضد السوفي و دورها الاجتماعي 1946- 1956

الملخص EN

Immigration is a human phenomenon that has existed since ancient times in all societies throughout all historical ages, which is the movement of human beings from one place to another, whether internal or temporary, temporary, final, individual or collective.

What is important is that behind each wave of migration causes and motives that made a group of people leave their original homelands And stability in new places in search of a better way of life.

During the colonial era, the village of Taghzout in Wadi Souf witnessed a great migration of its youth to Algiers, and these youths founded the Association Entraide Soufi there in 1946.

The activity of this association was clearly visible for a full four years from 1952 to 1956, after taking its formal legal and documented form, and all the men who watched it worked to achieve its goals and principles for which it was represented in the advancement of the social and cultural status of the population of Taghzout (in Wadi Souf), and in fact this What we find is a body on the ground by focusing on providing social benefits to the population, where we find that the association has stood by the weak and needy class in society, and there have been many and varied ways to help them and provide a helping hand and assistance to them, whether by allocating certain financial amounts each year to buy wheat and distribute it to the needy Yen or providing financial aid to the imams of the town's mosques, as was the case with the mosques and the cemetery that the charity's activity touched through the payment of financial sums to help in the restoration and construction that these monuments witnessed in the years 1952-1956.