بلاد المغرب الإسلامي في اهتمامات البابوية من خلال رسائلها بين القرن (6 هـ-9 هـ، 12 م-15 م)‎

Abstract EN

This research paper seeks to uncover an important issue related to the activity of the church and the role of the papacy through its men and their letters addressed to the sultans and kings of the Islamic Maghreb in the middle ages, trying to draw them to converting to Christianity, this matter reflects the extent of the church’s guard on annexing the region, and the evidence for that is those religious discourses patrol.

from the 7th century ah, 13th century A.D., the Islamic Maghreb became the Christian papacy and in its speeches until the early 9th century A.D., 15th century A.D.

she sent it to kings, priests and monks, and they were all under the supervision of a chair of dialogue in the Islamic Maghreb.

here the change began in the methods of treating the region, where the papacy saw that the peaceful means are the means of restoring its position and position in the region.

the correspondence I started is the best proof of this, including the messages sent to the sultans of the Maghreb, then the papal attempts to support the Muslim rulers.