بين الذاكرة و التاريخ : الرواية المحلية المبكرة لفتح المغرب الإسلامي

Abstract EN

One of the basic facts of historiography is that many works known to have existed in the medieval period have note survived to modern times.

Investigation of the existing texts thus sometimes involves attempts to reconstruct lost sources.

This paper demonstrates the early narratives of The Islamic Conquest of the Maghreb, and explains the relationship between memory and history in representing the events of the conquest, and how these narratives reached us.

By returning to the first Arabic-Byzantine texts, Which, it turns out, does not often reflect the true past, as much as reflects the circumstances of remembering.

What is he purports to be seventh- and eighth century history by historians, reflects their industry and their ingenuity and ambition, more than it does the long-lost reality of that history.