تدبير الأوقاف لقطاعات الدين و التعليم و الصحة بالمغرب : فترة السعديين و العلويين أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The Waqf system in Morocco was associated with the establishment of mosques, mosques, schools, and bemaristanat (hospitals), among others.

It was not limited to the beneficiaries of the role and the two floors needed to build mosques, but included everything related to maintenance and pay the salaries of those who are in charge of its affairs.

Many mosques, schools and hospitals, both in the Saadian era and in the era of the Alawites, have received the attention of the authorities and benefactors, who have given them abundant opportunities to perform their scientific, religious and medical mission to the fullest.

The Waqf system led to the consolidation of the Maliki school and to the raising of the educational level and the development of the health sector.

It also contributed to strengthening the spirit of national belonging among the Moroccans and instilling a sense of unity among them, strengthening their national concept and making them feel part of one body within the Islamic Ummah.

On the other hand, the Waqf helped to achieve social stability and the discontent of society by achieving a kind of equality among the Moroccan Muslim and demeanor population, thus eliminating sectarian conflicts and providing an environment conducive to comprehensive development.