الممارسة الدينية و أشكال التدين الشعبي في فضاء الزاوية بمنطقة القبائل : مقاربة سوسيوانثروبولوجية

Abstract EN

Religious institutions began to appear in Algeria, and all other countries of Morocco since the first century AH (seventh century AD), when Islam reached it at the hands of the first Muslim conquerors, and the mosque was the first nucleus of these institutions, and then other institutions gradually participated in its message and relieved some of its burdens, Which: Scientific schools, Koranic schools, zawayas and thimaamrin.

The corners are complexes of houses and houses of various shapes and sizes, which include houses for prayers such as mosques, rooms for memorizing the Holy Qur'an and teaching Arabic-Islamic sciences, and other housing for students, cooking food, storing food and feed, and harboring animals that are used in corner works.

In the context of this study, we will try to show the fabricated religious and non-religious (informal) practices defined by the Zawiya Foundation in the kabylie areas, which are practices that are often centered in popular Islam, the latter that carries meanings, connotations and symbols that still exist in the social imagination of the inhabitants of the region