كورة قبرة Cabra الأندلسية في حدود 92-638 هـ_710 1240 م

Abstract EN

Korat Cubra is located to the south of the city of Cordoba and in the tribal side of it.

They described the city with its good nature, abundance of water, and abundant production of olives, vines and plants.

It was conquered by the Muslims in the year 92 AH / 710 AD and was settled by many Arab and Berber tribes, in addition to its original people of Arabized Christians and changed.

The government of Cordoba gave it special attention by choosing its workers from among those who were loyal to it, in the second half of the third AH / 9th century AD Ibn Hafsun seized a number of its regions.

The people stood by the Cordoba government against him until they were able to get rid of his power, during the era of altawa’f, Koura Qabra was among the possessions of the Sanhajis Banu Munad.

During the Almoravid and Almohad eras, its importance decreased due to the shift of interest to Seville and then Granada, and the decline in the role of Cordoba, A few years after the fall of Cordoba, the Christians of Castile, led by King Fernando III, were able to control it within the year 638 AH / 1240 AD after the Muslims ruled it for five and a half centuries in which a lark shone, especially from the intellectual point of view as it was the first establish of the art of Andalusian muwashahat.