نماذج من علماء المغرب الأوسط الذين درسوا بالحجاز خلال القرنين السابع و التاسع الهجريين الثالث عشر و الخامس عشر الميلاديين

Abstract EN

This article presents the scholars of the Central Maghreb who taught in the Hijaz during the seventh and eighth centuries AH, the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries CE.

Mecca and Medina were found to be a center of religious and scientific enlightenment over a period of time, as the scientific movement did not stop in any era of the Islamic ages, but rather continued from the first century AH until today, Mecca then was added to it a suit not available to others; namely, the association of pilgrimage and knowledge seeking.

Coming to perform the Hajj pilgrimage is a factor of communication and meeting, and it is suitable for gathering scientific elites from all horizons, meeting, talking, and studying, and achieving the close association between scholars Hajj and seeking knowledge.

Key Words: The Scholars; Central Maghreb; Mecca; Medina; Doctrine and hadith.