الأميران يحي بن إبراهيم الجدالي و يحي بن عمر اللمتوني و دورهما في قيام دولة المرابطين (427-448)‎هـ (1036-1056)‎م

Abstract EN

Historians have been very interested in researching famous personalities in the state of the Almoravids, such as the jurist Abdullah bin Yassin al-Jazuli, the princes Abu Bakr bin Omar al-Lemtouni, youcef bin Tashfin, Ali bin youcef.

Through this research, I wanted to shed light on two important personalities in the history of the Almoravid state, who had an effective contribution to the establishment of their state, Yahya bin Ibrahim Al-Jadali and Yahya bin Omar Al-Lemoni.

Despite their effective role in the establishment of the Almoravid state, the historical sources and references pass when the two of them mention the passing of the honored, and they did not get enough study and research.

The first prince of the Almoravids, Yahya bin Ibrahim Al-Jadali, was the one who brought the jurist Abdullah bin Yasin al-Jazuli Within the limits of the year 427 AH / 1036 AD to his tribe Sunhajah the desert to teach them the teachings of the Islamic religion, and he entered with him in the bond for worship.

As for Prince Yahya bin Omar Al-Lamtouni, who assumed the leadership of the Almoravids after the death of Yahya bin Ibrahim Al-Jadali, he started the invasion and expansion to spread Islam in Maghreb and western Sudan to the point of his death in one of the battles in 448 AH/ 1056AD.