تصورات المجتمع الدينية حول ممارسات العنف في المغرب الإسلامي خلال العهد الفاطمي : دراسة تاريخية أنثروبولوجية

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This study aims to shed light on the perceptions of the body and violence of the Fatimid authority in the Islamic Maghreb.

This is done by studying the religious life of the community and how the authority imposed its Shiite Ismaili sect and excluded all other sects, whether Sunni or foreign.

We also examined the causes of religious violence that characterized this period, and after we turned to the most important forms of violent practices, the study concluded that the religious life of Moroccan society was among the violence of the authority imposed on the symbols of other sects, from burning to burning, torture and killing of their scholars.

This authoritarian policy is considered one of the most important engines of sedition and conflicts that led to that bloody image that was associated in the Moroccan human imagination with the Fatimids at that period in the history of Morocco, We also witnessed the resistance of the other to the conflict, on top of which is the Sunni Maliki school of thought, and the resistance was represented by participating in debates, authorship and broadcasting of knowledge through scientific councils and seminars, as well as the compatibility between the Sunni doctrine (Maliki) and the external doctrine (Ibadi al-Naqari).