الطقوس الشيعية و صدامها مع الممارسات المالكية بالمغرب الإسلامي

Abstract EN

The countries of the Islamic Maghreb knew in the year 296 A.H.

the rise of the Abidiyya (Fatimid) State, which toppled the Rustamid State in the middle Maghreb, the Aghlabids state in the lower Maghreb, and then the Idrisid state in the Far Maghreb.

nevertheless, the roots of the abides abhorrence of the Maghreb goes back to Halawani and Abu Sufyan, who left the East and arrived in Afriqiyyah in the year 145 H.

due to the doctrinal difference between the Shiite Ismaili sect coming from the East and the Maliki doctrine prevailing in the Maghreb, the Shiites practiced strange rituals and sought to impose them on the inhabitants of the Maghreb by various ways that varied between the peaceful means and the use of force.

their goal was to demarcate their strange doctrine in the Maghreb, which led to a clash of ideas.

the latter were embodied in the scientific debates that gathered scholars and jurists to respond to the claims of the Shiites with argument, which forced al-Muizz Li Din Allah the Fatimid to leave the Islamic Maghreb in 361 AH towards Egypt.