موقف مجتمع المغرب الأوسط من المجاعات و الأوبئة في القرنين الثامن و التاسع الهجريين (14و 15م)‎ من خلال النصوص النوازلية

Abstract EN

The countries of the Maghreb in the eighth and ninth centuries AH (14th and 15th centuries) experienced famines and epidemics, which greatly affected society, as it posed a real threat to the life of the population, their standard of living, and their stability, which did not exclude its various groups; Scientists, merchants, and wealthy people, who exhibited behaviors during and after them, were reactions to what had befallen them, and an attempt by them to alleviate its impact.

In addition to what the jurisprudential questions were filled with describing the state of the population at the time of epidemics and famines, and their impact on them, a number of them stated that these famines and epidemics occurred, and the actions and behaviors that followed (begging, exaggeration, transgression, blessing, .

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