ثورات أهل غرناطة بعد سقوطها بيد الأسبان: دراسة تاريخية

الملخص EN

The General Directorate of Karkh Education II In the year 897 AH - 1492 AD, the keys of Granada, the last Muslim stronghold in Spain, were handed over, after successive crusades, and a stifling siege that lasted for several years by the Catholic Spanish armies supported by the Pope and the European kingdoms, and its deposed king, Abu Abdullah al-Saghir, left it weeping, sad and wounded.

Heart forever, leavingHe was succeeded by hundreds of thousands of Muslims to their unknown fate, at the mercy of the Christian Spanish kings, who ended up in the whole Andalusian south, according to a surrender treaty consisting of 60 articles, which provided for the security of Muslims in themselves and their money and respect for their religion, rituals, mosques, language, heritage, customs, and all their rights All this happened and Muslim countries know more division, separation, competition and fighting among themselves and even seeking help from enemies in order to fight the Brotherhood, which made Granada remain isolated and alone, facing its inevitable fate alone, and the supplies and aid it delivered by the states of the Islamic Maghreb were not enough to fight the Spaniardssupported by all of Europe, and on this basis it was natural for Granada to know that, and as a result, the last stronghold of Islam in Europe ended, and revolutions took place after its end.