مصالي الحاج و القضايا العربية

Abstract EN

Nicknamed "Abu al-Wataniah", spent part of his life in prisons, detention camps and exile in defense of Algeria and its sovereignty.

The historians, and his comrades in the struggle, have wronged him in the struggle until he became known in the historical narratives as "the leader who is prone to him.

" He was involved in the study of his struggle, the evaluation of his role during the national movement, the major ideological revolution in history, and self-interest at the expense of objectivity.

If he focused his political demands on the national dimension and the need to overcome all the tragedies of economic, social and cultural occupation, he did not ignore the Arab dimension by calling for Maghreb unity through coordination with the leaders of national movements in Tunisia and Morocco.

This role became apparent after the founding of the North African star.

In the same context he took care of Arab issues and strengthened his relations with political leaders in the Arab Mashreq.

All this was linked to his belief in the battle of one destiny and the unity of the cultural and cultural system.