مجلة إفريقيا الشمالية "ماي 1948-ماي 1949" : عرض و دراسة

Abstract EN

The publishing movement in Algeria witnessed a remarkable development during the colonial period, as it was a form of cultural resistance to the French occupation, and a kind of national awareness that took various forms, including the publication of newspapers and magazines in both languages as an attempt to counter the blackout policy of the colonial authorities.

During the Second World War, the publishing movement witnessed a noticeable decline due to a number of circumstances.

After the war, serious attempts to send Arab newspapers and magazines appeared.

Among the magazines that appeared in Algeria after the Second World War was Ifriqia El Chamaliah magazine for its owner, Ismail Al-Arabi, a well-known historian and active and active member of the Association of Algerian Muslim Ulama, who was in charge of running the association's education committee and showed great activity.

Ifriqia El Chamaliah magazine is not widely known among researchers, because it did not last for long, as it stopped after the fourth issue due to force majeure.

When we looked at their numbers, he drew our attention to what they were publishing during that period, and whoever was publishing pens that weighed at that time.

The owner of the magazine resisted a lot and was subjected to a number of pressures, which led to a fluctuation in the publication of the magazine, so that it finally disappears after its survival has become a suicide.

In this article, we will try to introduce this magazine, the circumstances in which it was published, its topics, and its editorial board, while trying to explain the circumstances that led to its permanent ceasing of publication.