الخلاف حول مسألة "الحارث و عبد الجبار" عند الإباضية بالمغرب الإسلامي : قراء تاريخية من خلال بعض المصادر الإباضية

Abstract EN

Numerous differences and opinions on questions of belief abounded within the Ibadi school, touching in particular the great principles on which the doctrine was based, such as the question of imamate, loyalty and innocence, and one of the first discrepancies recorded by Ibadi sources is that of Al-Harith and Abdul-Jabbar (m.

between 131/748), which became a theoretical controversy in which there was much discussion.

The question, as stated by Al Shammakhy, says that: "If two men from the same region kill each other and both die for lack of evidence, who is the killer of the murdered man?" ".

A controversy which was raised during several stages of succession after their death (m.

Between 131/748), in the succession of Ismail Bin Ziyad Al-Nafousi (132/739) who ensured the imamate in Tripoli, during the period of Abi Al Khattab in the year (140/758), as well as during the 4th and 5th centuries last.

In this study, we will stage the two characters of Al-Harith and Abdul-Jabbar, then the dispute that took place after their death, and what scholars have said about it.