القسم الثاني الأحوال العامة للأندلسيين في غرناطة بعد انتهاء الحكم العربي الإسلامي : دراسة تاريخية

Abstract EN

The cruel human suffering experienced by the Andalusians was a religious and racist conflict that affected all aspects of public life.

Religious conflict was one of the most important factors determining the hostile relationship between the Andalusians and the Castiles.

Castile sought to make them Christians by force, through laws that deprived them of all their rights.

The research discussed the naming of the Moriscans, the Treaty of Granada's surrender, and the general life of Andalusians after the fall of Granada, through the study of religious, economic, social, cultural and political life.