واقع الكتابة التاريخية بطرابلس الغرب خلال العهد العثماني: المؤثرات-الرواد

Abstract EN

The pioneers of the intellectual movement were interested in writing the history of large Western Tripoli since ancient times.

it began from the prehistoric time until now, like the rest of the Arab tribes.

the period of the ottoman presence in western Tripoli 1551-1911 had its share of study.

the pioneers of the local historical school embodied it through an abundant collection of books that dealt with the political, economic, social and cultural history of Libya.

the writing of Ibn Ghalboun, Ahmed el Naib, Hassan Fakih Hassan and others, collide with a bunch of factors.

the various factors that have contributed to a extent un guiding the course of the intellectual movement and the formation of the Libyan historian movement and the way he presented events in accordance with the requirements of the scientific curricula in the historical field, and among them the political factors that represented the method of the exchange of governors of the country, and what has been achieved by them of internal stability periods sometimes internal disturbances at other times, events in which the historian was either a witness or an actor, on the basis that some of the historians were occupying high positions in the governors of the administration in general, while some of them were opposed to these policies in various fields.

the opinions became numerous and expanded its argument whereas many from students of knowledge.

the reality is that most of the pioneers of the intellectual movement in western Tripoli took these opinions and took from its chicks and saturated with their ideas and at the end this historical legacy became an important source for writing the history of Tripoli in the west and a resource to benefit from it.

contemporary school historians.