مدينة أشير عاصمة الإمارة الزيرية بالمغرب الأوسط 324 هـ 935م

Abstract EN

The Islamic Maghreb has experienced extensive urban movement since the beginning of the Islamic conquest, as the city of Kairouan (50 AH / 670 AD) was the first Islamic city established by order of the commander of the Islamic army Uqba bin Nafi Al- Fihri, then several cities were later established by Arab princes who established states in the Far Maghreb.

And the center is similar to the city of Tahrt, the city of Fez, the city of Tabna and the city of M'sila.

In the fourth century of the tenth emigration of our era, the Sanhaja tribe established the first Berber city in the central Maghreb under the Islamic civilization.

It greatly contributed to the extension of the Fatimid and Senhaji influence in the Islamic Maghreb, and also played a major role in the urban and architectural movement of the central Maghreb, and the archaeological evidence preserved in national museums is the best testimony to this.