البعد الديني في ميثاق أول نوفمبر 1954

Abstract EN

The texts of the revolution and its charters carried many dimensions, characteristics, and liberating, human, civilizational and religious values, and if some of these texts lost their value due to the loss of their circumstances and the time in which they were issued, the statement of the first of November 1954 is still and will retain its historical value to this day, as it is considered the most important ideological document among the documents of the revolution.

the Algerian revolution, and the first historical reference to the Algerian revolution, which resulted in important decisions through which a strategy was developed, organized, structured and approached with the Algerian revolution with much accuracy and detail to assess the prospects of Algerian society after the restoration of national sovereignty represented in rebuilding the Algerian state after independence in the form of a social democratic republic in accordance with Islamic principles.

with respect for all fundamental freedoms, without distinction between races and creeds.

the November 1 document gave the revolution’s ideology the Arab-Islamic character.

this is evidenced by the document’s announcement of rebuilding the Algerian state within the framework of Islamic principles and achieving the unity of North Africa within its Arab and Islamic framework.

It authorized this on the identity and principles of the revolution, as the statement granted an important position to the Islamic religion as a factor.

important and emphasizing the Islamic character of Algerian society, and at the same time a motive and a motivator for the demand for independence and the destruction of the colonial system, which is what is known as political Islam, which constituted a reference and a driving ideology for society, after being associated with the idea of resistance and liberation, and despite not explicitly and explicitly including the principle of jihad, the liberation front called for it through the writings and rhetoric of its leaders, whether in the mujahid newspaper or the resistance newspaper.