التصوف في شمال أفريقيا : دراسة أنثروبولوجية

Abstract EN

History tells us facts confirm that the historical stages that followed the stability of Islam in the North African region led to the emergence of a group of martyrs of the conquerors or the people of the region who converted to Islam, have a way of worship as described by Ibn Khaldun, saying " The companions and followers, and after them the way of right and guidance and origin of the reverse on worship and disconnection to God and the symptoms of the decoration of the world and adornment and asceticism in the acceptance of the public of pleasure and what is right, and singled out the creation in privacy, and that was a year in the companions and advances, Second and m The study aims to study the phenomenon of Sufism in the North African region from an anthropological point of view.

The two historical and socio-anthropological approaches were used in this study, relying on research tools belonging to the structural school.

This study leads us to conclude that one of the main reasons for the growth of the Sufi movement in North Africa is that the patriotism and loyalty of the Muslims.

Popular Resistance religious in the region led by the heads of the tribes and stationed, under the banner of jihad for the sake of God, the land and honor, as assumed by steadyfirm leaders against colonial tide.