أئمة وفقهاء الدولة الرستمية ودورهم في الحياة الاقتصادية للمغرب الأوسط (160ه-296ه 777م- 909)‎

Abstract EN

The rule of the Middle Maghreb, starting from the middle of the second century, was followed by states with several sects.

The Rustamiya state ruled in the period between (160 AH - 296 AH / 777 AD - 909) and the Fatimids came after them, and they ruled in the period between (297-363 AH / 911-974 AD).

From the middle of the fifth century, the Berber Sanhaja, with the Sunni Maliki school of thought, ruled.

The article sheds light on the role and influence of the Imams (rulers) of the Rustamiya state and their jurists in economic life, and it was found through ancient sources and modern studies that these imams and jurists had a great impact in revitalizing economic life, especially trade, and this activity continued until the end of its era when the imams were engaged in conflict Their political weakness led to the weakness of touching all aspects of life, thus paving the way for the Fatimids to extend their influence over the countries of the Maghreb and Africa.