تطور تملك الأرض بإفريقية بين الظرفية التاريخية و التشريعات من خلال نوازل البرزلي ق. 9 ه 15 م

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Through this article "Improvement of Land Ownership in Africa between Historical Circumstances and Legislations Through the Cataclysms of al-Burzuli BC.

9AH/15 A.D”, we tried to highlight the important role that the Code of Jurisdiction plays in history important information dealing with daily life and the social practices, as well as the challenges of social actors.

We also tried to show the circumstantial relation of the 9th century AH and 15th century AD with the increasing importance of the exploitation of the land and its property, by the Hafsid authority in order to compensate for its losses resulting from the contraction of maritime trade in the Mediterranean, or by the population, whether for agriculture or pasture.

By studying land ownership in Ifriqiya (Tunisia) in the 9th century AH and15th century AD and through the blog of the lawyer Abu al-Qasim al-Burzuli (d.

803 AH / 1401AD) "Fatwas al Barazli: questions of collection decisions about muftis and historical itching ”, we tried to show the specific laws of land ownership at the time of Burzuli and the role of legal practice in the legalization of property.

We divided our research into three elements: Historical circumstance- The specific laws of land ownership at the time of the Burzuli- Earth and daily life