العلاقات العثمانية المغربية تلاقح تقافي تحالف و صراع

Abstract EN

The Moroccan-Ottoman relations are a field of research for historical studies due to their importance in the relations between the East and the Maghreb in light of the civilizational cross-fertilization between the two regions, in addition to other considerations, represented in the fact that the Ottoman Empire played strategic conditions as the main leader of the Islamic world that protects it from foreign dangers, as it was able to simplify its influence On many regions, east and west, Morocco, for its peculiarity, remained rebellious and independent of the Ottoman authority, as it refused to submit to Ottoman sovereignty, but rather acted as an independent authority through public diplomatic relations.

The Arab world, which escaped from subordination to the Ottoman Empire, as it represented a theater of conflict between Christianity represented by the European countries on the one hand, and Islam on the part of the Ottoman Empire and its desire to annex it to it.

The issue of Moroccan-Ottoman relations is an important topic that falls within the framework of relations between the Islamic Maghreb and the Levant, especially in the Mediterranean basin, which was controlled by foreign parties, including European ones.

From this point of view, we decided in this paper to shed light on this subject, the Ottoman-Moroccan relations in the Al-Saadi era (1554 AD - 1757 AD)