سقوط غرناطة (896ه 1492م)‎ : دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

This study dealt with the internal and external factors that led to the fall of the last Islamic kingdoms in Andalusia, which are often the factors controlling the movement of history.

The study also dealt with the nature of the conflict and its consequences and its results in a comprehensive manner among the last kings of Bani Nasr among them, and the tribal conflict between Arand Berbers, As well as the failure of Abu Abdullah al- in front of the Castilian king Fernando.

The result of this fall was the uprooting of Muslims from Andalusia as an Islamic state first, and a second religion through their displacement, burning, exile and victory by the Inquisition.

The research also pointed to the magnitude of the human catastrophe, Cultural, religious, urban and cultural diversity, and the erasure and removal of its human and intellectual heritage, which still has some lingering effects, whether material or cultural, on the land of Andalusia.

Bab al-Ramla from Granada, and only the scientific books were delivered from it, and that was in the year (905 AH / 1499 AD).