بلاد المغرب قبيل قيام الدولة الفاطمية : قراءة في الخريطة السياسية و الحركة المذهبية

Abstract EN

The independent states in the Maghreb have maintained the nature of peaceful coexistence among themselves, despite the sectarian differences and political calculations.

This is mainly due to the nature of these states and the conditions for their establishment, as the conflict and competition between the various states did not change the political map of the countries of the Maghreb.

The hostility between them often translates into any actual military activity, perhaps because each of these states is satisfied with the influence it has acquired in a particular region, and is preoccupied with consolidating the pillars of its rule and solving its internal problems, and the economic factor based on the idea of trade exchange between these states remains the main element Significantly alleviating political differences and sectarian tensions.

While the latter half of the third century AH / ninth century AD is considered one of the most important periods in the history of the countries of the Maghreb, where the conditions of the country were turbulent with many strife and revolutions, and the relative stability that the Maghreb enjoyed under the independent states began to disappear, as that century hardly tended towards Its end until the political situation had begun to turmoil and its conditions seemed to herald change and transformation, and it seemed clear that a political entity with its features began to form, especially since its call swept large parts of the Maghreb.