و باء الطاعون الأسود و انعكاساته على المجتمع الجزائري خلال القرنين 14 و 15م

Abstract EN

The black plague is considered an infectious disease caused by rodents and fleas that feed on the blood of sick animals and transmit them to humans and thus contribute to spreading the infection, and some studies mention that the origin of this epidemic was in Central Asia, and then moved to Europe and the countries of the Maghreb at the beginning The 14th century through the movement of commercial caravans and seaports, and in this research paper I will try to shed light on the phenomenon of the spread of this epidemic in Algerian society during the 14th and 15th centuries and the repercussions that resulted from it, and that through the definition of this epidemic and mentioned the reasons for its spread and How was confronted and what are the most important ways that can be taken to Prevention of the plague and other deadly epidemics, the aim of this research is to introduce this phenomenon and highlight its repercussions on Algerian society, and take a lesson from it to be cautious and prevent infectious epidemics at the present time, especially in light of the widespread spread of the Corona virus emerging (COVID-19).