جزيرة صقلية الإسلامية و دورها الحضاري في الغرب الإسلامي

Abstract EN

During the Middle Ages, Sicily enjoyed a strategic and cultural position in the Islamic West, where the island was annexed to the rule of the Aghlabid in 212 AH / 827 AD by the spread of Islam in Europe at the expense of Byzantine domination, in its position, it was a link between East and West and, thanks to its economic wealth, contributed to the revival of land and maritime trade and supported the trade exchange between the Islamic West and the rest of the Mediterranean basin The most important portals were the scientific and intellectual heritage of the Muslims moved to Europe, and the cultural influences moved to Sicily through the Lower Maghreb and other Western Islamic countries, including the Balearic Islands through the campaigns of the arrivals of scientists and people of trade and crafts and thus acquired the uniforms of Islamic civilization.