إسهامات المرأة المغربية في النشاط الاقتصادي و الاجتماعي في العصرين المرابطي و الموحدي (القرن 5-7 ه 11-13 م)‎

Abstract EN

During the periods of Almoravids and Almohads, the woman played a significant role in the social and economic development of the Maghreb.

For instance, she was a woman of letters, a poet, a lawyer, a doctor, a nurse and a midwife.

Moreover, she invested in tanning, embroidery, weaving, bread-industry and many other professions which the thinker Ibn Khaldoun noted.

Thus, the activity of the Maghreb woman was not confined to female tasks and professions in general, some of them were even more professional in the world of man such as the wax industry and commerce.

In fact, through this remarkable varied economic dynamism, the Maghreb woman significantly contributed to the social and economic growth and prosperity of her society even though her activity was inferior to that of man.