الإصلاح الديني و الاجتماعي عند المرابطين و الموحدين (448-668ه 1056-1269م)‎

Abstract EN

This study deals with the issue of the movements of religious and social reform among the Almoravids and the Almohads in the Islamic Maghreb by presenting two models of the Almoravid state by each of the jurist Yahya bin Ibrahim Al-Jadali and the jurist Abdullah bin Yassin, and as for the Almohad model, it is represented by the call made by the Mahdi bin Tumart.

These movements to reform Maghreban society came out of some social ills and religious deviations that spread prior to the establishment of the Almoravid and Almohad states, such as the spread of moral decay, the spread of the scourge of theft, adultery, and some polytheistic practices.

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One of the most important results reached in this study is that the reform movement carried out by the Almoravids was to eliminate these social ills by educating society about their religion and correcting their beliefs.

As for reform among the Unitarians, it represented the scientific aspect more specifically by opening the door to intellectual ijtihad in the science of theology.