تلمسان : إمارة سليمانية (172-342 ه-788-953 م)‎

Abstract EN

In the interest of historical fairness, this study will shed light on those emirates that appeared in the last decade of the second century ah in the central Maghreb, called “emirates of Bani Suleiman”, which were formed after the alawites fled to the Maghreb, defeated in a trap, including Idris, founder of the Idrisid state.

and his brother, Suleiman Bin Abdullah al-Kamil Bin al-Hassan Bin Ali Bin Abi Talib, as the latter’s offspring were able to establish independent emirates in several cities of central of Maghreb (specifically northwestern Algeria at present), the most important of which are the emirate of Tlemcen, the emirate of Arshkol, the emirate of tennis the emirate of Jarawa and other villages that were affiliated to it, deliberated over the rule of each emirate, a family from the descendants of the Solomon family, and their existence continued until it fell at the hands of the Ubaids in the first half of the fourth century AH.