الدولة والدين في الدستور المغربي بين الحماية والاحتماء: من دراسة الدين إلى تديين السياسة

Abstract EN

This study reveals the essential role of religion in the Moroccan constitutional edifice, as religion and the state closely overlap in the constitution thus protecting the role that religion plays in public life more politically than socially.

It concludes that the demand for religion in the constitution is more political than ideological or cultural, and that the political role of religion appears not through its exploitation in political crises but through the institutional integration of religion in political life.