تجليات الشخصيات الأجنبية النافذة للمناسبات الدينية و البروتوكولات الرسمية العثمانية بالجزائر خلال فترة الدايات

Abstract EN

Algeria has a community and authority similar to the world's countries with many religious events and official protocols during the Ottoman period, and these events are considered as celebrations for the inhabitants, in which they give free rein to sacred verses and the suitable place in the care of the people.

The Ottoman authority was not far from these religious occasions as representing the Islamic caliphate, so it had to revive and frame it, and since the Algerian people were an integral part of the international community, there were foreign consuls and figures who formed with Algerian society an ethnic and religious diversity, resulting in their writings being close to the event.

Their impressions gave us foreign images that were different from the rest of the writings, so we tried to monitor their observations on these official occasions and protocols, and we found that they were very much welcome and sometimes receptive and often often far from rebellion and plunder