بصرة المغرب

Abstract EN

The city of Basra arose with the Idrisids.

And its role became clear after the fall of the star of Fez at the beginning of the 4 AH/10 AM.

And it was alone at the beginning of the Umyyad Nasser era.

Its location was one of the most important reasons that made them use it as their base and focal point in the far Maghreb during their struggle with the Fatimids.

With the decline of the state city of Basra became the second base for Idrisids princes after the city of HajarAl-Nisr.

The city of Basra played a pivotal role that was implicit or sometimes clear.

Also played a notable role on the economic level especially in agriculture and grazing the sources, although they are summarized in this regard, outlined both of them and their names come to express that.

An addition, the remnants of the shattered city testify to the professionalism of its people for the industry.

As for the trade it was located on the road to the city of Fez, making it play an important commercial role.

There was twinning between Fez and Al-Basra.

Hence its economic role was the undisputed first.

Especially since it recovered after it demolition, due to its privileged location which contributed to attracting Andalusians and Arto it.

This city that lived for four centuries was devastated and then extinct.