العقائد السنوسية في الشعر الملحون : قراءة في الأنثروبولوجيا الدينية للنص

Abstract EN

Imam Muhammad ibn Yusuf al-Sanussi is one of the leaders of Asharism in Central Morocco and North Africa in general.

His writings in the Creed, known as the (small-central-great) doctrines, have a wide resonance in the region's Stochastic system, which led many scholars to explain and comment on them.

Organized poetry to facilitate the conservation of science students.

In the midst of the remarkable cultural movement of the Senusian faiths, the melodic poetry was not confined to itself or from a home, far from participating in presenting these creeds to the popular classes in a language that they understood and tasted in the art of printing Algerian cultural life, especially after the sixteenth century.

Through this paper, we will attempt to present one of the saline systems that sought to explain the "beliefs" and bring them closer to the public, the system of Sheikh Green Ben Khloof, which was taught / taught in the corners and the katebat, exhibiting the impact of the beliefs of Senussi in the cultural and intellectual life in Algeria.

Key words: Sinusian creeds - hair - melon - self - names - qualities.