صورة المرأة في الفكر الإصلاحي لجمعية العلماء المسلمين و أثره في صياغة الفكر التحرر (1931م-1962م)‎

Abstract EN

This research paper aims to extrapolate the manifestations of the women's presence in the religious reformist agenda in Algeria during the French occupation.

Consequently, women's presence was considered as a decisive factor in gaining the bet on cultural independence, and as a cornerstone for achieving full independence.

Besides, revealing the stream's degree of awareness regarding the role played by women in socializing, confronting westernization and measuring the effectiveness of the reformist action in achieving social, cultural and even emotional needs of the Muslim women.

Accordingly, the study concluded that the reform doctrine was deeply aware of the feminist factor's significance in the completion of its identity-based social plan.

Especially that women represent half of the society and are equally responsible for nurturing the other half.

It, therefore, worked through its various channels to attain the optimal image of the Algerian women by depicting them as free, Muslim and educated who give birth to revolutionaries who are proud of their origins and preserve their religious and cultural assets.

From the one hand, indicating the wisdom of the Algerian reformist doctrine in social planning and from the other hand, removing, as a solution, the suspicion of masculine “Chauvinism' stuck with Islamic rhetoric.