علماء المغرب في بغداد و أثرهم في الحركة العلمية بين القرنين الثالث و السادس الهجريين (9 م -12 م)‎ : امتدادات و تجليات : نماذج مختارة

Abstract EN

It has always been a commonplace thought that trips are always from the east to the West, in which case the scholars of the east had a role in disseminating their sciences, establishing their doctrines, and spreading their ideas in the countries of the Maghreb.

As for the trips of the scholars from the West to the east to contribute to scientific life has not been the focus of history books, notably the scholars’ scientific role, Moreover, the Maghreb scholars’ trip was mostly to the countries of Hijaz, Egypt or Syria, due to religious and cultural considerations.

However, the trip to Iraq and its capital, Baghdad, has not been the focus of History books.

Besides, studies interested in scientific trips do not deal with this subject with clarity, elucidation and detail.

This research aims to shed light on the Maghreb Scholars’ trip to Baghdad in particular, by specifying its causes and motives.

It then highlights the scientific contribution of the Maghreb Scholars in the fields of religious sciences, such as the sciences of the Qur’an, jurisprudence and hadith, as well as the sciences of language and literature and other sciences, such as Sufism, theology, astronomy and others.