فتوى جزائرية في شأن أهل الذمة سنة 1172 ه 1758 م

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1758.

The Jewish influence in Algeria emerged clearly during the Ottoman period since the eighteenth century, and they had a strong influence in politics and economics, but their relationship with the local community was predominantly cautious and distrustful, and the two parties often entered into conflict, especially if one of the parties violated the belief of the other party or insulted its symbols.

The Jews used to exploit their influence with the ruling authority and provoke the people by violating their sanctities or insulting their sanctities, and the phenomenon of insulting the Prophet, may God's prayers and peace be upon him, was among the phenomena known to Jewish minorities every time they entered into a conflict with Muslims, resulting in tension and convulsion that only ends with much violence The jurisprudential fatwas are not identical with them to give them a legal character, as happened in Algeria in 1758.