عشائر مدينة نفطة و معالمها خلال العهد العثماني

Abstract EN

After the Hafsid disciplinary campaign on the city of Nefta, located southwest of Ifriaya then Tunis regency, during the sixteenth century, which resulted the demolition of its fortifications and suburbs, the urban landscape of the city changed from a fragmented scene consisted of a city surrounded by its hamlets, during the Middle Ages, into a village, then into a city after the reconfigure of its demographics during the ottoman period.

The city became composed of clans and kins, independent from each other, agriculturally and urbanely, because the tribal and blood ties controlled on the phenomenon of urbanisation and settlement in the area.

So that each clan had dwelled the city founded its private religious monuments and focus on its agricultural property