مظاهر الحياة الاجتماعية في المغرب الإسلامي خلال العهد المرابطي

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During the fourth century AH, in general and in Greater Morocco in particular, the Islamic Maghreb witnessed a prosperous period, which was considered one of the most fertile periods of its life, since the Almoravids left from the Sahara and took control of Morocco and Andalusia after the elimination of the Zenat Princedoms in Morocco and the states of dominations in the Andalusia.

This two periods witnessed a well-developed situation in the domain of sociological and economical once as a results of the security and stability they offered, after repelling internal and external dangers.

In this context, the Almoravid State emerged in the social field with a state of class differentiation, with several new layers, whether masked people and spread in many cities of Morocco, which represent the ruling class with a comfortable social status (power / wealth).

Beside the social ethnicities like barbers, which represent the vast majority of the population who established the Elmoravid Country.

The Arhave participated in the establishment of the region since the beginning of the Islamic conquests this country.

The people of the non-believer also lived alongside with other classes of society under the protection of the Authority.

Then the Jewish community has become richer.

Despite the claims of some Western historians that they were persecuted in the era of ElMoravid.

This mosaic of different social classes produced a variety of customs and traditions from one region to another which had a great impact on the society and left its mark as clear as the celebrations in Morocco, as well as the customs associated with the daily life of the population, in addition to the social facilities that were spread during that period, all of that represented an image of a society composed of human beings that differ linguistically, ethnically and religiously