السياسة الصليبية الإسبانية تجاه بلاد المغرب العربي بعيد سقوط غرناطة (1492-1504 م 897-910 ه)‎

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important series of the Christian-Muslim conflict in the structure of the ancient Crusades Wars.

The Spanish root- goals in the Maghreb countries refer to the early eras of that history of the conflict, but their echoes were soon carried out on the ground after the weakness and collapse of the Almohad State in Al- Andalus and Maghreb countries at beginning of the 13th A.

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The aggressive policy reached its climax when the Spaniards eliminated the Islamic rule in Al- Andalus after the collapse of Granada in 1492 A.

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Thus, the way became so easy to shift the conflict to the Maghreb countries under the auspices of the papacy and direct supervision of the Spanish religious and political establishments to control the Maghreb countries and to evangelize its people.

The colonialists had other political and economic ambitions, and so they controlled the two towns of Melilla and Ghasasa, which formed the climax of the Spanish colonial achievements in the Maghreb countries, and used them as a foothold to launch and control the rest of the coastal areas during the 16th century.