مواقف النُخب الجزائرية الاندماجية و الإصلاحية من قضايا المرأة المسلمة (1919-1939)‎

Abstract EN

: One of the issues that has stirred debate among Algerians in general and among the reformist Algerian elite in particular during the period between the two world wars (1919-1939) is the issue of the liberation of Algerian women.

The reformist elite was represented by the Salafist scholars, led by Imam Abdelhamid Ibn Badis, who believed that liberation should not depart from the Islamic framework, in the sense that Algerian women, like her brother, had men of education and culture.

The establishment of schools of education, and from the religious point of view and the Timna of the heritage of the righteous ancestors, these scholars rejected the seduction of Algerian women and similar to French women.

The integrative elite is represented by the Algerian intellectuals in French culture (doctors, pharmacists, dental surgeons, lawyers, translators and journalists), especially the Algerian teachers who graduated from the Bouzraya School for Teachers, Some of them were naturalized French nationality and married foreign women on the pretext that the daughters of their skin are backward and not compatible with their minds with the age, and others raised the material liberation of Algerian women like European women in light of the emergence of women's movement in Egypt and Timna reforms Mustafa Kemal Ataturk