من علماء بيت الوقاد التلمساني و مكانتهم الثقافية في الحياة العلمية بحاضرة السوس المغربية (967 ه 1560م-1057 ه 1649 م)‎

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The cultural history of Tlemcen between the 10h / 16g and 11h / 17g centuries offers us one of the scientific families whose jurists have known oblivion, and whose traces and works are known to disappear, although the source of their origin belongs to an ancient Arab scientific family of ancient history, its founding beginnings were with the seventh judge Abou Bakr Mohammed Ibn al-Arabi (d.

543h/1135g), and his sons and grandchildren, and the children of his grandchildren who lit their candles and paths in the Arabic Maghreb and Andalusia throughout the middle ages and its special modern ritual, in which two scholars of this scientific family were famous for tlemcen the ottoman, the most prominent of them is abou Abdullah Mohammed Ibn Abdul Rahman Ibn al-Waqqad al-Tilmisani (d.

10 01 h/1593g), and his son Abi Zaid Abd al-Rahman Ibn Mohammed al-Waqqad al-Rawdani (d.

1057h/1649g), who became famous in the eastern and eastern parts of the earth, and witnessed to them public and private excellence and scientific and moral diligence, and possession their leaders were leaders of their time, in the capital souse Moroccan, after their migration to these capital was the result of what Tlemcen lived and would suffer in the future from the neglect of science and its men at the hands of the ottoman Turks.