التحول الحرفي ببلاد المغرب الإسلامي بعد الفتح

Abstract EN

The Islamic society in medieval Morocco was distinguished by its interest in various crafts and industries, after agriculture of course.

craftsmen and industrial workers worked to develop their activities since the 3rd century AH / 9th century AD.

Morocco also witnessed remarkable progress and development in crafts and industry, and names and titles indicating a specific craft or profession, such as "tailor," "baker," "blacksmith," "dyer," and others, spread.

this was due to the abundance of raw materials in the region, as well as the presence of valuable animal, agricultural, and mineral wealth.

additionally, the urban development of the region played a role.

craftsmen and industrial workers were distinguished by their high skill and experience during that period, and crafts and industries were sufficient to meet the necessities of life, which made the inhabitants of the country pursue them in their various forms.