دور مازونة الثقافي و العلمي في تاريخ الجزائر

Abstract EN

The Mazouna School of Maghreb fame, which was built in the 16th century AD by Sheikh Muhammad bin Sharif Al-Andalusi, played an important role in the cultural outcry.

It is worth noting here that the Senussi movement was launched from this school, and it is considered one of the oldest schools established in the Ottoman era and was particularly famous for the science of jurisprudence, hadith and theology.

Mazoona school was of great importance in terms of size, its school hall accommodated between 60 to 80 students, and this number is considered the measure of the flowering stages.

The school also knew the arrival of students from many cities, especially Nadroma, Mostaganem, Tennis and Tlemcen, but even from the Far Maghreb, especially the Rif region.

Many prominent figures graduated from the balance of the most prominent of them is the writer and author Abu Ras al-Nasiri, who wrote a poem in Fatah Oran and called it “Nafisa al-Jamani in Thaghr al-Wahrani.

And explained by "the wonders of travel and the gentle news."