إسهام النشاط التجاري في النهضة العمرانية بالمغرب بين القرنين 9-12م : تجارة ذهب السودان الغربي أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This article examines the role of the Western Sudan gold trade in the flourishment of the Islamic Maghreb cities in the Middle Age.

It provoked a motivation to follow a particular urban policy to build these cities.

This policy based on building these cities on commercial roads and the shopping centers of convoys coming from Western Sudan.

This kind of trade had great benefits for those states, so that they were able to provide security for those convoys.

This article also tackles the most notable cities which were built at that time.

To illustrate, the Abbasi city, which was built by Aghlabids near Tahret city.

Generally, all the cities that was flourished due to the Western Sudan gold trade.