المظاهر الأسرية بمدينة بجاية خلال العهد الحمادي (القرن 5ه-6ه 11م-12م)‎ : دراسة تاريخية أنثروبولوجية

Abstract EN

The Hammadis in the city of Bejaia, during the period between the centuries 5th-6h /11AD- 12 A.

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, took care of family appearances and some customs and traditions, including marriage, celebration of the birth of the child and circumcision, as well as attention to the kitchen, as we find different types of food that they may need in their daily lives, dress, and appearances.

The other, which was sawn in the Hammadi community in the city of Bejaia, as it seems that the phenomenon of celebrations and holidays was attended very carefully by the Hammadis, where it opened palaces in the city of Bejaia to the public on many occasions and religious celebrations, because of its spiritual religious dimensions on the one hand, historical anthropological and even sociocultural on the other.

In addition to celebrating the prophet's birth, especially after the fatimids moved to Egypt, the symbolic connotations of religious rituals and ceremonies that prevailed in the Hammadi community, including the Islamic imagination, and the popularity that became an olute lyceum in the life of the Hammadis and part of itself associated with history, particularly its social and anthropological aspect.