أحوال الموريسكيين في الأندلس في القرن السابع عشر من خلال كتاب "رحلة الوزير لافتكاك الأسير، لمحمد بن عبد الوهاب الغساني"

Abstract EN

After the fall of Granada in 1462 AD, a new phase of trouble began for the Muslims.

The tolerance that prevailed in the past has become hostile and racist positions, exemplified by forced Christianization, plundering of money, and the seizure of property.

Finally, expulsion from the country was the dominant feature of the Inquisition.

However, the Muslims faced all of this with resistance first, then accepting Christianization in order to preserve their survival in the homeland.

Some of them preferred to save themselves and their religion, so they migrated to Africa and elsewhere.

However, with the progress of time, a breakthrough occurred in the crisis, and the Muslims were able to recover some of what was taken from them.

This is what the journey of Minister Al-Ghassani portrayed for us from his observations during his trip to Spain in the exhumation of the Muslim prisoners.