علماء الجزائر وتولي المناصب الدينية في المغرب الأقصى خلال القرنين 17 م و 18 م

Abstract EN

Algerian scholars who immigrated to Morocco took part in political, economic and cultural life, and they formed part of Moroccan society, they were also imitated the various religious positions of the imamate and the Alkhataba in the most important mosques, such as the al-Qarawiyyin Mosque in Fez, to take over the judiciary and fatwa, some of the sultans of Morocco relied on them for these positions, including what they saw from them, for a wealth of legal and jurisprudential sciences, and the ability and competence in teaching in addition to what they have gained from acceptance by the general public and responsible, they were famous in many of the scientific cities, such as Fez and Marrakesh, through their participation in the teaching and authoring councils, he was also pulling them to travel to take leave, as well as for their positions on power and government, they gained the confidence of the Alawite kings, and before them the Saadian ones, and many Algerian scholars in Morocco have been able to carry out their tasks assigned to them to the fullest extent, among the most prominent of these scholars who held high religious positions during the 17th and 18th centuries AD, we mention Alalama Abu al-Abbas Ahmad al-Maqri al-Tlemceni, and almohadith Sheikh Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad al Waqqad and others.