المذهب المالكي و أثره على بعض جوانب الحياة في الدولة المرابطية (448-541 ه 1056-1147 م)‎

Abstract EN

The spread of the Maliki school played a very important role in the western Islamic society in the Almoravid era, in light of the influence of this sect by the personality of Imam Anas bin Malik - the imam of the people of migration -.

The people of innovation and desires, and all of this made it a social doctrine that suits the people of Morocco and the Bedouin over them under the conditions of the environment of the Hijaz that enabled it to spread.

It aims to highlight the features of the doctrine, and its influential role in the Almoravid era Those features that indicate the simplicity of the call to Islam, the tendency to renew the religious discourse, avoiding the conflict over rule, the simplicity of the social life of the Almoravid community, and their clinging to their desert heritage of simplicity of living, restriction in food and drink, and reluctance to embellish life.

The study also aims to highlight This simplicity in urban life, and their lack of inclination for ornamentation and minimizing it as much as possible, and that they were indifferent to the glamor and adornment of life, as the Maliki doctrine had a clear impact on the economic life in the Maghreb and Andalusia, by their commitment to the limits of Sharia in the Almoravid era, and they did not demand people to pay taxes, and ten And the spoils