السفارات بين غرناطة و فاس على عهد بني نصر و بني مرين خلال القرنيين 7-8هـ 13-14م : الخلفيات و المظاهر و النتائج

الملخص EN

During the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, Granada and Fez witnessed a great rapprochement that touched the various fields of political, cultural and economic life, which was clarified by those different embassies that were arriving to and from the Andalusian and Moroccan fronts, where they revealed the extent of the close relationship that linked the two banks of the White Sea.

The two Islamic Mediterranean countries met each other in the Middle Ages, especially during difficult periods that were witnessing great harassment by the risingChristian forces, so it was necessary for the Nasrid and Marinid parties to intensify efforts to repel these aspirations in order to maintain the stability of their security and secure their various gains.

This is what we will stand on through our study of the contents of those embassies and how they were named in strengthening the relations between the Granada and the Fassi parties at the same time