الدور الإجتماعي للمرأة بالمغرب الأقصى خلال القرن 12ه 18 م من خلال وقفيات الأميرة خناتة بنت بكار

Abstract EN

If history books are full of stories and tales of Moroccan women who have, in one way or another, put their touch on history.

The social, political and religious path of Princess Khnata makes her one of those women who imposed her presence in a society where women were still suffering from a deep social and economic injustice that the collective mentality was not prepared to overcome or abandon, especially in light of the ignorance of women and the dominance of the male view on social concepts and values.

And economic.

Khenata bint Bakkar is therefore a model for Moroccan women who have defied the customs and traditions that have overcome the rituals that have stood in their way since ancient times, to remain one of the few women immortalized in Moroccan history.

The fact that Princess Khenata bint Bakkar and other women are interested in the waqf and in the political sphere shows that Moroccan women have contributed to the building and development of society and did not skimp on what they can do for it.

A historical period in which temptations and natural disasters were frequent.